Sentence examples for a reasonable exposure from inspiring English sources
To collect a maximum of bioluminescent photons in a reasonable exposure time (<90 s), the largest possible lens diaphragm (F/1.4) is used.
This is particularly important for exposing large-area patterns that, in order to keep a reasonable exposure time, necessitates a large writing field and high beam current, which both magnify the issue of beam enlargement and distortion near the writing field corners.
A major objective for the feasibility study was to investigate health effects in a group of persons in which a reasonable exposure assessment was feasible, and in which a potential for some high and long-lasting exposure was present.
Under a reasonable exposure lag assumption for a slow-progressing disease like CLL (e.g., 20 years), the distribution of CLL cases with respect to cumulative radiation dose would tend to shift farther toward zero.
Despite the considerable day-to-day variation in excretion of phthalates, a single urine sample is reasonably predictive of exposure during a 3-month period (Hauser et al. 2004), which constitutes a reasonable exposure time to investigate effects on spermatogenesis and reproductive hormones.
40-second acquisition time could be an optimal compromise to obtain an accurate measurement of the PS and a reasonable dose exposure with a deconvolution method.
I'd had reasonable exposure to Indigenous peoples and their cultures before this voyage.
With large but not crowded sensors, they provide excellent sharpness and color fidelity with reasonable exposure times.
Reasonable exposure times can get as low as 20 s per image.
In light of the potential impacts of technological developments on communities, Shrader-Frechette (1994, 2002) has argued for including members of the public in deliberations about health effects of and reasonable exposure limits on environmental pollutants, especially radioactive materials.
However, in this study that metric was available for England only with reasonable exposure variability.
