In two examples of immediate post-exposition testing, acute stress was found to diminish selective attention as reflected by negative priming [40] and latent inhibition paradigms [41].
Dried inocula exposed to airborne peracetic acid containing disinfectants were recovered at 60 and 120 minutes post-exposition and suspended in culture medium again.
"With parody, nonlinear plot exposition.
Next, he spent a period in Chicago, where he assisted in the preparation of the anthropological exhibitions at the 1893 Columbian Exposition and held a post at the Field Museum of Natural History.
Soweto Kinch's gig was a scalding display of post-Coleman alto-sax improvising, a virtuosic and intelligent exposition of political rap, and a visually riveting event into the bargain.
When Shapps was sent a detailed exposition of the changes made by Contribsx – including posts critical of cabinet colleagues such as George Osborne – the Tory chairman did not respond.
When Shapps was sent a detailed exposition of the changes made by Contribsx – including posts critical of cabinet colleagues such as the chancellor, George Osborne – the Tory chairman did not respond.
Inclusion criteria were: (i) primary melanomas that have arisen in photoexposed skin; (ii) absence of multiple lesions, hereditary history of skin cancer, and/or exposition to physical and/or chemical predisposing factors; (iii) post-surgical clinical follow-up, covering a period ranging from 1 to 22 years.
The bill in question authorized 250,000 gold one-dollar pieces to be paid over to the exposition organizers as part of the appropriation, upon their posting a bond that they would fulfill the requirements of the legislation.
Samuel J. Randall opened the Exposition with a speech on the success of the resurrected post-civil war south.
The one blog post he published on his Facebook profile was titled "Thoughts on Freedom," a philosophical exposition of his libertarian ideas.
