Sentence examples for a second exposure of from inspiring English sources

After partial development, the camera original is bleached and given a second exposure of uniform white light.

We recorded elution times from the initial exposure to ethanol (E1) and two hours later after a second exposure of the same flies (E2).

The next test of the F.C.C.'s regime will come soon enough, as the Supreme Court has agreed to review the commission's $550,000 fine against CBS for a nine-sixteenths-of-a-second exposure of Janet Jackson's breast during the 2004 Super Bowl halftime show.

This Phase 4, open-label study evaluated the immunogenicity and safety of a second exposure to recombinant human thrombin (rThrombin) in adult patients with previous exposure to rThrombin.

A second exposure frequency of 153 days a year was also employed for the risk assessment.

The U.S. EPA recommends a second exposure limit of 70 dBA to prevent hearing loss (U.S. EPA 1974).

Interference patterns typically exhibited low angle signal-to-noise ratios of ∼100 for a one second exposure of a 100 µM sample on the BESSRC-CAT 12ID-C beamline (Fig. 3B).

At 2 years after injury the subject had a first exposure to zolpidem and demonstrated recovery of spoken language and accurate communication with first dose.

Holly speculates that it may be that a second exposure undoes the effects of the previous or the Spirit of Life spews death on occasion.

Vehicle tracking was tested on the same data takes obtained at a flight height of 1,000 m (15 cm GSD), 1,500 m (21 cm GSD), and at a flight height of 2,000 m (30 cm GSD). Figure 6 shows a typical result on tracking vehicles from the first image of an image sequence into the second exposure of the sequence.

Astronomers at the Space Telescopic Science Institute on the Johns Hopkins University campus used the Hubble to obtain the deepest telescopic view into the universe ever -- a million-second exposure of a small patch of dark sky in the constellation Fornax.