The significant effects of structural factors found suggest that incidental exposure can limit consequences of selective exposure.
Surprisingly good performance of 16 and 75 nm specimens suggests that incidental friction can be successfully inhibited by depositing nanothin Ti layers.
Study 1, using an experimental design, shows that incidental exposure to news has significant effects on an individual's recognition and recall of information in news stories.
However, I see no statutory authority for the proposition that "incidental" works are not protected by the Copyright Act, R.S.C. 1985, c.
[86 ] See Stone, supra note 35, at 114 ("The general presumption is that incidental restrictions do not raise a question of first amendment review.
These policy disasters spring from a common error: the assumption that incidental damage to the internet is an acceptable price in the service of your own goals.
It also says research is needed to "elucidate the contribution that incidental sun exposure has on vitamin D production for different skin types in the UK".
Sometimes a play demands that incidental music be more pervasive and powerful, as with Mark Bennett's near-symphonic score for "The Coast of Utopia," which played at the Lincoln Center Theater in 2006-7.
But Ms. Healy spends so much time setting out the parameters of her particular dystopia that incidental matters like the creation of substantial characters, a consistent story and a philosophical argument get lost in the ominous murk.
"A daily sunscreen habit is a good habit," says Sivamani, explaining that incidental exposure, like the kind you get from walking to the train or office in the morning, can add up over time.
Though, as a Royal College of Pediatrics report points out: "There are gaps in research about the definition, incidence and prevalence of deficiency, and whether it is a growing problem". It also says research is needed to "elucidate the contribution that incidental sun exposure has on vitamin D production for different skin types in the UK".
