Sentence examples for sharp exposure from inspiring English sources

In addition, a dense network of local roads may imply proximity to intersections with potentially sharp exposure gradients of combustion products associated with acceleration and brake wear emissions associated with stopping.

We describe characteristics of community sharp exposures reported in the city of Rio de Janeiro from 1997 to 2010.

Eventually, switching to the Polaroid ProCam provided McManus with a wider angle and sharper exposure, but he still has to contend with the fickleness of the film.

Reported needlestick and sharps exposure in health care staff in Kabul is high, mainly from hollow-bore needle injuries, particularly during re-capping.

The more we look at, organize, and annotate their photos, the sharper the exposure of ourselves.

Image with non-uniform blurring caused by camera shake can be modeled as a linear combination of the homographically transformed versions of the latent sharp image during exposure.

And that is exactly what Jared's sharp eye and exposure to instructing top players enabled him to do.

The authors of the study, which included the U.S. Geological Survey, said the sharp increase in exposure to quake damage was largely because of population increases in areas prone to earthquakes, particularly California, said William Leith, a coauthor and senior science advisor for earthquake and geologic hazards at the U.S. Geological Survey.

In sharp contrast, TPA exposure induces an unexpected agonistic antagonistic duality of responses.

In sharp contrast, dbcAMP exposure leads to an efficient NICD nuclear translocation and NICD/RBPJκ-dependent transcription.

However, a sharp rise in exposure assessment studies was observed for 2004, and then again for 2008.