Sentence examples for off the exposure from inspiring English sources

First off, the exposure these American designers get in the British market is invaluable for them.

Once the dilution valves were set, the engine was turned off, the exposure chamber was flushed for 10 min, and the animals were placed in the chamber.

Club matches could also be headed to the States according to NRL head of game strategy and development, Shane Richardson, as rugby league looks to grow off the exposure of Jarryd Hayne in the US.

Profit is thus almost impossible, unless the reinsurer can lay off most of the exposure and retain a disproportionate share of the premium.

Some limited investigation of different exposure curves suggested that a levelling off of the exposure in the late 1970s provides a marginally better fit than a continuing very steep decline in exposure.

Clearly, it is not possible to obtain individual tap water samples at each maternal residence, or direct measures of individual exposure, in such a large-scale study, and there is an inevitable trade-off between specificity of the exposure assessment and study power.

After 8 thermal cycles from 2000 °C to room temperature under oxyacetylene torch, the ZrO2 coating without heat treatment was peeled off with the exposure of needle-like carbon fibers.

This produces a reciprocal sediment supply pattern where the coastal dispersal at high sea level produces prograding clinoforms, but cuts off as the exposure of the northern shelf at low sea level switches supply to the fluvial system, which discharges into the 260-m deep MAD.

In order to compare birefringence between granules, the camera's automatic exposure function was turned off, and the exposure was set the same for all samples.

Mumford and Sons were coming off the serious exposure boost of their Grammy performance, which minted thousands of new fans in a single night.

Then when you set off the next exposure into the pitch black of night the lens will already be set at infinity.