Sentence examples for dynamic exposure from inspiring English sources

Other camera tweaks include dynamic exposure improvements — which HTC says gives more detail in multiple exposure points in a single picture.

The pulse test thus enables less dynamic exposure conditions and less efforts for monitoring and characterizing the exposure.

Subsequently results are compared to observations, in order to test its usability for simulating air quality and assessing dynamic exposure.

To this end, we extrapolated MASTEP to the scale of realistic landscapes and linked it to dynamic exposure patterns.

A measurement chamber for the dynamic exposure of a sensor array to gaseous or liquid samples is presented.

Our results indicate that the dynamic exposure of ENMs and relative contributions of particles and ions require consideration in order to pursue a naturally realistic assessment of environmental risks of metal-based ENMs.

The dynamic exposures of ENMs were considered using a time weighted average (TWA) approach.

Second, despite frequent data collection, the ICAP study cannot fully capture the time-dependent variation of dynamic exposures of ICU clinical management.

Lindner (1993), Seligman et al. (2001) and Valkirs et al. (2003) showed that release rates due to dynamic exposures were similar in magnitude to release rates following initial paint exposure.

The proposed approach can be used to plan and create stationary and dynamic reference exposure conditions that are close to the real exposure regimes in the environment.

While Kodak and others were emphasizing image sharpness in their CMOS chips, Sarnoff's researchers were more concerned with its dynamic or exposure range.