Therefore one can assume that in natural environments, depending on their exposure to light, all these processes may undergo cyclic fluctuations.
Many people who regularly visit tanning salons choose to set limits on their exposure, rather than eliminate it.
Lenders in Austria, Germany, Britain, France and the Netherlands have all reported losses on their exposure to the banks.
Drawing on their exposure as the opening act for "Noise/Funk," the Stripes have started a monthly jam session, that necessary crucible of innovation.
Yet their postwar mental health depended not on their exposure to war but on how their families and villages received them.
Europe's banks, most notably French institutions, also may have to take losses of up to a combined 25 billion euros on their exposure to Greek debt.
To break this potentially fatal embrace, banks should be subjected to strict limits on their exposure to any single country's bonds.
In addition to the travel restrictions, most banks and companies have segregated employees based on their exposure to SARS to minimize the risk of a worker's falling ill, resulting in a quarantine that would shut down the business.
Some areas of the facade have been less affected by pollution than others, depending on their exposure to exhaust from traffic and on the microclimate around the building: sunlight, wind direction and rainfall patterns.
Westpac and the Commonwealth Bank provided links to some publicly available data on their exposure to the fossil fuel industry but it was not possible to compare the figures over time or against other banks.
The Financial Services Authority demanded minute-by-minute updates from UK institutions on their exposure to Lehman Brothers and was in close contact with the US authorities to assess the impact on London of weekend events in New York.
