His early exposure to things military proved decisive for his artistic development in several respects.
"The Internet, television, media in general, have given us exposure to things we would not have known about 30 years ago".
Annoyingly, the chauvinistic belief that his genius was shaped by exposure to things French is amply proven by the works on show.
SO far, much of the information provided to consumers in test results concerns how well the body processes certain vitamins and nutrients and how it may handle exposure to things like smoke or drugs.
In "The Kids Are Not All Right" (Op-Ed, Aug. 22), Joel Bakan laments the rise of childhood obesity and children's exposure to things like "violent, sexual imagery," and he advocates organized efforts to protect children from these corporate-sponsored ills.
Symptoms can include seizures and blindness, and treatment may involve surgery, chemotherapy or, ironically, radiotherapy.Ironically, because past research studying the after-effects of exposure to things like atom bombs and radiation treatments for cancer suggests the most important environmental risk factor for meningiomas is ionising radiation.
"They are more expensive than a resident, they may well be better in some skills but there will always be parts of the diagnostic skill mix which they won't have and may very well decrease exposure to things that a resident can give".
Our natural instinct as parents is to protect our children from harm and from the exposure to things that are too unbearable to discuss.
The inestimable costs of exposure to things like lead in homes and soot in the air include children with severe learning impairment and chronic asthma, among many others.
A person's economic status (as well as race) dictates lifetime exposure to things like violence, poor nutrition, food insecurity, trauma, physical ailments and stress — all of which can contribute to mental illness.
