Sentence examples for exposures from inspiring English sources

The new rules put a limit on total public radiation exposures of 0.3 millisieverts (mSv2) per year, and said that "in most cases we would expect them to be no greater than 0.02 mSv per year".

Awards 2007 What The Papers Say Awards, December 2007 David Leigh and Rob Evans have won a special commendation at the 2007 UK Press Awards for their teamwork, after writing a series of groundbreaking exposures of the corruption allegations against BAE.

This compares to average UK doses from all sources, including natural background and medical exposures of about 2.6 mSv per year, says the EA.

Filters, double exposures, photo correction tools and simple social sharing are all impressive.

Photographers are experimenting with time-lapse and multiple exposures, which create amazing, impressionistic effects.

Chris Gomersall, another award-winning photographer who started out, like many traditional wildlife photographers, in nature conservation (working for the RSPB), deploys a CamRanger, which enables him to wirelessly connect his camera to his phone and adjust exposures and other settings via his phone, in what amounts to a sophisticated camera trap.

Since the start of the fourth quarter of last year the bank has written off more than $30 billion in future provisions, legal settlements and other losses relating to their mortgage exposures, according to a tally by CLSA, a broker.

ABN Amro of the Netherlands and Britain's Abbey National have already admitted to chunky exposures.

Using satellite data the boffins worked out, for the first time, what global exposures were to fine particulate matter (known as PM2.5) from 2000 to 2012.

Several banks had big exposures in Greece.

But uncertainties about where exactly the exposures they have lie prompted some wild movements this week in US bank shares and in the price of credit-default swaps (CDS), a type of insurance against default.