Unless one is interested in the average exposure of the population as a whole (in which case maximizing variability in hour of sampling might be a good option for quickly metabolized compounds), this variability is a potential source of nuisance.
The application possibilities of field olfactometry are demonstrated based on a case study of a municipal landfill which is a major source of odour nuisance for the adjacent areas.
Although outsiders tend to see the company as an inexhaustible source of nuisance e-mails, its members constantly bulk up their personal networks and post new material to their profiles, to be ready for the next job switch.
"She is taking on sources of nuisance".
Debutant Iago Aspas and Philippe Coutinho were a pair of nuisances for Stoke, swapping places and eluding markers.
A much quoted report linking strip clubs to rape was debunked by Brooke Magnanti, while a study led by Hubbard found that only 3percentt of respondents felt strip clubs were a source of public nuisance – a figure much lower than those recorded for pubs, nightclubs or takeaways.
Road traffic is a widespread source of noise nuisance in England.
Kimberly Harms, DDS, a spokesperson for the American Dental Association, breaks down the source of this common nuisance.
But, villagers confess, it's still a bit of a nuisance for one weekend a year.
The toll also includes more than 4,300 square miles of sargassum — a nuisance to tourists on the Gulf's brilliant white sands, but a source of food and shelter for fish and young sea turtles — and trillions of tiny plankton.
