Sentence examples for extreme exposure from inspiring English sources

His art was a kind of extreme exposure.

Bruce and business partner Tom Kualii own downtown Hilo's art gallery Extreme Exposure.

You can read many of them in the handsome anthology "Extreme Exposure: Solo Performance Texts From the Twentieth Century".

For years, the Soviet Union's political and scientific leadership withheld the effects of extreme exposure to radiation on the health of the city's inhabitants, and their future offspring.

The student admitted that living conditions were less than marginal and said he's already been to the infirmary with a stiff neck caused by extreme exposure.

This includes beatings, extended solitary confinement, severely inadequate food, extreme exposure to cold and heat and denial of medical treatment.

Modern materials and functional design allow clothing to be developed for quite extreme exposures.

Hardy and drought-tolerant taxa, including native and non-native species as well as ornamental cultivars that are suited to extreme exposures were trialled and tested, and now serve as the foundation of many EGR species lists (Kolb et al., 1983; Kolb and Schwarz, 1999).

Intermittent extreme exposures and sunburn, as well as chronic overexposure can have differing degrees of risk [ 109].

Extreme exposures can cause direct mechanical damage (acoustic trauma) to cochlear hair cells (Newby and Popelka 1992).

Data from rural indoor settings provide unequivocal evidence of extreme exposures that often are 15 30 times higher than WHO AQG recommendations.