Sentence examples for needed exposures from inspiring English sources

The number of exposures required to habituate to each of the four stimulus conditions was measured; fewer needed exposures indicated better performance.

Ms. Record said the contest is providing the shelter with much needed exposure.

And "it provides the artists much needed exposure to members outside of their immediate communities".

But some party leaders said the visit was meant to give Mr. Giuliani needed exposure in a region where Mrs. Clinton has campaigned extensively.

Art-house studios were the first to complain, fearing they would be deprived of the needed exposure that comes with award nominations.

A friend of ours at S.M.U. had included us on the "faculty" as a way of putting some money in our pockets and giving us some needed exposure.

Our babies needed exposure to language immediately (unlike hearing babies, they heard nothing in the womb), and we needed to make choices.

The ban has effectively pit larger studios, with big marketing budgets, against corporate siblings at small art-house studios, which rely on awards show nominations for much needed exposure.

Maybe their new partner will give them some much needed exposure.

Gateshead manager Gary Mills believes a run in this year's FA Cup would give the club some much needed exposure.

The new Skype tie-in, to go live in November, is being described as a "co-marketing agreement" and should give WorkSnug much needed exposure.