The information obtained from the skin of the hand in the bathtub example is used to assess and, if necessary, adjust the temperature to which we will be exposed in the future; it serves as a feedforward signal for a complex behaviour with a thermoregulatory component.
The building now has powerful pumps clearing out the basement, which we hope will expose the main pump lines — which would allow us fuel for days.
But what about the thousands of chemicals not on the priority list, to which millions of people are presumably exposed and about which we will still know little or nothing?
This humanitarian operation must be supported by long-term measures aimed at making the border impenetrable at Calais and other Channel ports – because if the border is porous, people-smuggling rings will exploit their weaknesses to hold out to their victims the possibility of an illegal crossing to the UK, hiding from them the mortal risks to which they will expose themselves on the way.
Kant's criticism of rational theology is complicated by his desire to elucidate the sources of the dialectical errors, which he will expose in relation to the specific arguments for God's existence.
We're now starting the Hamptons Squash Academy, which will expose less-privileged kids to squash.
Look for Djokovic to go wide to Nadal's forehand, which will expose the Nadal backhand.
"The alternative to peace is war, which will expose everyone to mass casualties, misery and a loss of perspective for many years to come," Mr. Trajkovski said.
But in September, before the other galas, the museum will help open a new Brooklyn public high school in Bushwick, the Harbor School, which will expose its 125 freshmen not only to traditional academics but also to marine-related studies.
Revel in the fact you are embedded in a live, anthropological experiment, which will expose the deep-held prejudices and life-affirming sensitivities of those around you in equal measure.
