By examining its conditional nature, as well as its fragility and unavoidable exposure to chances of injury, illness, pain and organ failure, and the inevitability of aging, you can learn to accept the body as it is.
The credo that he and Abramović lived by in the seventies, "art vital," called for "no rehearsal, no predicted end, no repetition, extended vulnerability, exposure to chance, primary reactions".
Mixing replacement heifers from different production units without known low-risk status might increase exposure and chance of transmission from subclinically infected animals [ 18, 19].
We cannot exclude that the findings of associations between TSH Z-score and IGF-I levels in relation to exposure are chance findings or secondary to the changes in body composition.
Still, playing for a midmajor remains a problem because he gets little exposure and few chances to show that he can compete against top players.
That the exposure increased the chances of the victims being the targets of thieves, stalkers or paedophiles only fuelled public outrage.
The resolution agreed upon was that risk factors had to be explicitly stated and linked to the disease (e.g., sun exposure increases the chances of getting skin cancer); vague indications of risk without mention of the disease were excluded (e.g., sun exposure is dangerous).
Winning this award gave me great exposure and the chance to show my work to industry directors.
And every little thing adds up to giving you more exposure and the chance to make the best decision".
Only chance exposure to one infected individual at the Metropole Hotel in Hong Kong managed to turn a health department's worst nightmare into reality.
