Sentence examples for aperture this from inspiring English sources

If political cleverness is the widest setting on your moral aperture, this is great.

If this is larger than the given aperture, this ray is blocked, so we return.

As framed by Mr. Turrell's aperture, this same sky had been transformed into a two-dimensional, vividly blue presence that seemed to float just out of reach.

Now reissued by Aperture, this was originally part of the book Diane Arbus: Revelations, the chief revelation of which (aside from a few previously unseen pictures) was that Arbus, on the basis of her journals and letters, was a writer of lucid and loopy eloquence.

Assuming that the breast tissue at the chest wall completely fills the aperture, this corresponds to an additional ~ 300 mL of breast tissue (1.25 × π × 9.12) and may represent up to 40% of the volume of the breast.

A relay lens RL then conveys the schlieren beam to camera C. Due to its large light source and aperture, this schlieren system has a narrow depth of focus at S, which is useful in isolating S from other refractive disturbances elsewhere along the optical path.

Applying the measured value of D for CTxB and the measured dwell time with planarized apertures, this yields a characteristic illumination of 55 ± 10 nm.

For apertures this large and larger, control failure is inevitable, as the 'failure' equilibrium is the only stable one and is likely the limit of all trajectories except the extinction state.

If the rats have not correctly detected the stimulus light when ramping activity reaches its peak, either due to early onset of waiting, or due to failures in deploying visual attention to the nose-poke apertures, this information may then increase the likelihood of rats making a riskier 'guess' response to one of the nose-poke apertures.

"Events Ashore" will be published by Aperture this fall.

His 20-year project, "Earth to Sky," is being published by Aperture this week.