Sentence examples for quality exposures from inspiring English sources

Mount Garibaldi is known both for the very high quality exposures of its internal structure and for its conspicuous topographic anomalies, which can be attributed to the growth of the mountain onto a large glacier system and the subsequent collapse of the flanks of the volcano with the melting of the ice.

It also allows comparisons of residents with similar social and economic characteristics across air quality exposures (i.e., across geographic areas of the city).

Joyce Julius rated her overall exposure value to sponsors higher than that of the race winner, Matt Kenseth, because on-camera interviews resulted in more quality exposure.

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The chloride threshold concentration depends on several factors involving concrete composition and quality, exposure conditions and rebar surface characteristics.

In the pre-Facebook era, with no budget for TV, newspaper or radio advertising, this would have meant we had no feasible way to gain quality exposure at a large scale for years.

Analyst Heather L. Hunt of Citigroup said a recent conference call and subsequent meeting with analysts has "provided assurance Ambac has better quality exposure and protections than the market perceives".

Objective: The purpose of this study was to investigate 2 very important aspects of dental radiographic image quality, exposure time settings and film processing, and to assess their relation to radiation dose.

Managers and clubs never stop scouting talent so this is no doubt some quality exposure for the Earthquake players, as well as the league.

The studies are ranked roughly in order of the quality of the exposure definition, with the highest quality exposure definitions towards the bottom of each plot.

Therefore, it is possible that those counties were most representative of actual environmental quality exposure.