The spot sizes of photobleaching can be changed using objectives of different magnifications and numerical apertures. |
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The polypides of living stenolaemates grow inwardly from skeletal apertures. |
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For a camera with only two selectable apertures it's hardly any hardship to do away with aperture priority. |
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Lenses with larger maximum apertures provide a brighter viewfinder image but are not necessarily sharper or better than slower lenses. |
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Fast films allow higher shutter speeds and smaller apertures, which help correct both problems. |
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What it means is that large-format photographers ordinarily shoot at much smaller apertures than smaller format photographers. |
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The first table contains computed hyperfocal distances for certain focal lengths and apertures. |
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These connections occur through apertures in the basal laminae of both endothelial and epithelial cells. |
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During winter months and aestivation periods, mussels will burrow into the substrate until only the apertures are protruding. |
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In their work, domestic objects floated through the apertures of a make believe house, and continued their journey into intergalactic space. |
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I provided little sunshine for the company as we swept indoors and barred all apertures against wind and rain. |
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The apertures replace the tip of glass pipettes commonly used for patch clamp recording. |
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It may be desirable to separate generically the species having the hemispherical apertures, median ciliated pore, and sublateral avicularium. |
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First, the apertures in the cabinets are too small and, second, it is quite difficult to view whatever was sought to be shown from the ground. |
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Consisting of a grid of iris diaphragms, the facade's surface has changing apertures. |
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The autozooids have small apertures and often preserve long peristomes inclined at an acute angle to the colony surface. |
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The supplied inserts include apertures, posts of various widths, and cross hairs. |
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The building seems to guard its secrets, the barred apertures underscoring its function as a defensive structure. |
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Use a tripod to steady the camera, and make long exposures so you can use small apertures for maximum depth of field. |
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To estimate the relative surface area of basal lamina and apertures, we used a line intercept technique with cycloids. |
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Together, this indicates that the length is about twice as long as the width and the apertures appear more slit-like than round holes. |
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Small hinged apertures and a bay window are also integrated in the pattern. |
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There is a large window on the ground floor, geminated by a column with a floral capital. This model is repeated on one of the balcony apertures. |
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The mounting level with its functional elements becomes visible at the edges of the front panel and through the precise laser-cut apertures. |
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The apertures are too small for them to squeeze through and the steel too hard for them to chew through. |
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This leaves a maze of jagged pastel walls and shadowy apertures. |
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The interior of the cave, pierced by apertures giving onto the sea and by a sort of skylight open to the heavens, reflects a light of mist and water on its damp walls. |
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The Wide lens is also the one you should use in low light situations, such as twilight, as most Wide lenses have larger apertures which let more light in to the camera. |
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The markers and the circular graining of the apertures are rhodium-plated, facetted and spliced. |
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Images formed by the lens at large apertures are therefore unsharp but get sharper at smaller apertures. |
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The first, is of course macrophotography, which constrained to work with extremely short depths of field and with very small apertures. |
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The apertures can be formed in luminaire tiles creating a multi-service tile or in a separate field tile. |
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Building services can be incoporated into a ceiling and each of these can require apertures to be formed in a tile. |
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It has a bored-through cylinder, but the rear apertures are smaller than the front ones, so that the gun is a front loader. |
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The cables are fed through the apertures provided and attached to the unit. |
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The vibrating rod must be mounted in a way that takes the arrangement of the filling and emptying apertures into account. |
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There are three apertures that correspond to the three cassette locations, one for each, on the same side of the Horizon imager as this label. |
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In the case of the plant macrofossil analyses at Beccles, flots were collected over a single 0.25mm sieve, rather than a stack of sieves of decreasing apertures. |
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They are fully adjustable for windage and elevation, and come complete with three sight apertures to match the needs of practically any shooting situation. |
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In one variant of the receiver, the coils are collinear and are wound about cores that are mounted in pairs of diametrically opposed apertures in the housing of the probe. |
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The smoother front section around the grille, bumper and spoiler has a chrome strip across lower air intake and larger apertures for the foglamps. |
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From high resolution optical images, particularly with regard to a satellite's apertures, antennas and appendages, a skilled interpreter can ascertain the details of a satellite design. |
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Conductor apertures are generous to allow use with a wide range of cables. |
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Its underside has apertures for easy fastening to the wall. |
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A shudder working body is pressed out by condensed ground and exhaust apertures are geometrized. |
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This idea arose in view of the anomotreme pollen-grains studded with apertures. |
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Under the soil and into rock's winding fractures, Always seeking springs and lowland apertures, Trickling below elusively for hundreds of weeks, Ground water moves steadily toward nearby creeks. |
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Depending on the size of their receptive field apertures they measure either localized or more global configurationally spatiotemporal information. |
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Open pits and underground mine apertures created by the ASMO must be refilled or blocked sufficiently after the termination of extractive activities to enable ecological regeneration and ensure hazard prevention. |
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Each side of the minaret, now rising to 44 m, is decorated differently, with its apertures adorned with arches, interlacing designs and columns with capitals. |
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The MD-11 passenger and cargo doors also tend to behave like electromagnetic apertures, because the doors do not have continuous electrical contact with the door frames around the door perimeter. |
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These stars do not twinkle when viewed through telescopes that have large apertures. |
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There are several types, including one with a fish head at each end and human figures between them, another with apertures in the middle through which men put their heads, and one with representations of the moon. |
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The decorative, rounded tops have apertures through which the irrigators are filled with water. |
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Circular apertures also produce diffraction patterns. |
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Grains which, after elimination from the sample of all other matter referred to in this Annex, pass through sieves with apertures of the following dimensions, shall be considered as shrivelled grains: durum wheat: 1,9 mm. |
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The water around the apertures of our nets is teeming with isopods, a kind of marine pill bugs: they are still completely recovered by the sediments in which they were probably hiding. |
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Attached to the underside of the lower plate in woven stainless steel wire cloth made from wire 0.635 mm in diameter having mesh apertures of about 2.0 mm and which retains the tubes. |
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Standard and designer perforated panels can be manufactured with factory formed apertures for the integration of luminaires, air grilles, smoke detectors, sprinklers and other services. |
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The middle section, like the lower part, contains lighting apertures, in this case made up of twin windows beneath a large blind arch framed with an alfiz panel. |
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The fructification of the spores is effected by the turbid fluid which proceeds from the apertures of the anthoid organs, and flows over the surface of the fronds. |
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When plane waves diffract through fractal-patterned apertures, the resulting far-field profiles or diffractals also exhibit iterated, self-similar features. |
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Plus, the focal length of the LARP allows extremely small apertures, which means a lot of light could shine from a vehicle without taking up much space, or adding much weight. |
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This agreement calls for proton range compensators and apertures to be manufactured in Sanford, Florida and shipped to the facility in Oklahoma within 24-72 hours. |
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I started explaining f-stops and apertures to him, and he said, 'Let me take a look at that,' and that was the last I saw of my camera on that trip. |
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