Sentence examples for by apertures from inspiring English sources
Finally it offers the surgeon great freedom to obtain any image size, for example a larger field-of-view compared to those constrained by apertures of scanning lens or other endoscopic probes [ 11– 15].
Intimate Distance by Todd Hido is published by Aperture.
The Open Road is published by Aperture (£40).
"Events Ashore" will be published by Aperture this fall.
His latest book, "The Children", is published by Aperture.
His first monograph, recently published by Aperture, provides an overview of his work from the last decade.
DONNA FERRATO has documented domestic violence with three books, including her 1991 "Living With the Enemy" (reprinted by Aperture, 2000).
His 20-year project, "Earth to Sky," is being published by Aperture this week.
'Penelope Umbrico (Photographs)' is out now, published by Aperture, priced £40.
A new publication, The Non-Conformists: Photographs by Martin Parr with texts by Susie Parr, will be published by Aperture in October 2013.
These images are taken from Picturing America's National Parks, published next month by Aperture and George Eastman Museum at £35.
