The phrase "and multiple exposures of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing various instances or occurrences of something being presented or revealed, often in a context related to media, research, or experiences.
Example: "The study highlighted the effects of stress on health, including the impact of multiple exposures of high-pressure situations on mental well-being."
Alternatives: "and several instances of" or "and various presentations of".
The method consisted of phase locking the large-scale turbulence structures and multiple exposure of a given photographic film, and made it possible to photographically separate out the large-scale turbulence structures from the small-scale random turbulence.
All the SLM- and some of the interferometer-based setups also offer the possibility of twin-image elimination; however this can usually be fulfilled only for static objects, as the method is based on phase-shifting interferometry and requires multiple exposures of the same object [23].
Halfway through, I realised that my camera wasn't winding properly, and when I processed the film I found that there were a lot of double and multiple exposures.
A strong vision of expectations and multiple exposures that support each other, focused on a specific result.
The difficulty of this task is compounded by several realities: the intrinsic methodologic limitations of both animal and human observational studies, the impact of mixed and multiple exposures, and complex work environments, both traditional and transitional.
It measures scattered radiances from PMCs near 83 km altitude to derive cloud morphology and particle size information by recording multiple exposures of individual clouds to derive PMC scattering phase functions and detect nadir horizontal spatial scales to approximately 3 km.
In our previous studies [ 7], we successfully established an animal model to simulate the effects of multiple exposures of sevoflurane, and this model has allowed us to study the effect of sevoflurane on developmental neurotoxicity.
In the current study, multiple exposures of sevoflurane increased neuronal apoptosis and decreased the number of newborn neurons in the hippocampus of 6-day-old mice.
Legislation and ethical considerations do not allow such practices in CT as it would require multiple exposures of the volunteers.
This one is a multiple exposures of the boxer Wladimir Klitschko who's in training ahead of his World Championship fight against Francesco Pianeta on May 1 in Heidelberg, Germany.
