Inveterate whist players, unwilling to forgo their game merely because there were only three available players, played a game called "dummy" (with one hand exposed) long before any bridge game was known or willingly played.
The skin areas measured included the face (using digital photography and skin relief), anterior side of the forearm (nonexposed zone), and back of the hand (exposed zone) using skin viscoelasticity and high-frequency ultrasound imaging.
On the other hand, exposing to 18.5 °C significantly decreased the contents of O 2.−, H2O2, MDA and Cars and increased the contents of soluble protein and Chls in tobacco leaves, which in turn slowed down the flowering, maturity and senescence, as compared with the plants grown under 23.5 °C.
On the other hand, exposing 1st year students to SDL from the outset, some believed, was not advisable since students entering the programme directly from school had been "spoon-fed" (in their words) and would not be able to adapt without support.
For example, cover your hand, exposing only one finger and go for the blood splattered look with red polish.
I also noticed, a bit glumly, that my hands, exposed through that decorative window, had never looked quite so dry, so vascular.
On a hot summer day, she wore flirtatiously high-heeled sandals, creased white trousers and a long-sleeved blue blouse, leaving only feet and hands exposed.
A few wear cotton gloves found in the rubbish, but most go through the bags with bare hands, exposed to broken glass and needles hidden among the coloured cans, wrappers and rotting organic waste.
"When I was on the religious law faculty" — at the University of Kabul in the late sixties and early seventies — "I designed a new form of dress appropriate for female students that covered the head and shoulders, but left the face and hands exposed.
Instead, Hughes left his hands exposed so the family could at least see some part of him.
"These results indicate that many kinds of bacteria, including potential pathogens and spores, can be deposited on hands exposed to bathroom hand dryers," the study continues, "and that spores could be dispersed throughout buildings and deposited on hands by hand dryers".
