Sentence examples for a shorter exposure from inspiring English sources

By the late 1840s he had begun to make calotypes, which, in contrast to daguerreotypes, were made from lightweight paper negatives, had a shorter exposure time, and could be endlessly reproduced, whereas the daguerreotype could produce only one image.

The new survey actually has two parts: the million-second exposure with Hubble's new Advanced Camera for Surveys, installed in 2002, led by Dr. Stiavelli, and a shorter exposure of the same patch of sky with another camera sensitive to infrared light, the Near Infrared Camera and Multiobject Spectrometer, Nicmos, led by Dr. Roger Thompson of the University of Arizona.

In order to prevent the saturation of W, the image is captured with a shorter exposure time.

On the other hand, lit frames contain brighter objects and the darker background than unlit frames due to flash lights and a shorter exposure time.

In a second experiment, a shorter exposure was used to attempt to dissociate effects of fluoxetine on behavior and estrous cyclicity.

This is due to the fact that the radiance range of I2 includes the radiance range of I1, which is again due to the fact that I2 is obtained with a shorter exposure than I1.

The pure metal is silvery, but after even a short exposure to air it becomes dull, because it readily oxidizes in air to form Eu(OH 2 ∙ H2O.

A short exposure time is used, proving a low SNR.

The contribution of eddies with a short exposure time increased as the liquid became more turbulent.

The low density of solar flare tracks also points to a short exposure to the solar wind.

This result may be attributed to a short exposure to solar wind and/or a terrestrial magnetic field.