Sentence examples for exposure delay from inspiring English sources

He had an inspiration: he would be able to do a cool halo effect on the silhouettes of the models' bodies if Meisel shot them with some backlighting, to simulate an exposure delay with the flash.

If your camera has a mirror lock-up (also called exposure delay mode), use it; this will stop the vibration from the mirror from affecting your images.

On GD21 and LD2, BPA exposure delayed mammary alveolar maturation and modified the synthesis of milk fat globules.

One explanation for this phenomenon could be that lowering oxygen exposure delays lymphomagenesis and that the subsequent increase in lifespan allows for the emergence of other types of tumors that otherwise would not have been observed.

Our results indicate that arsenite exposure delays progression from G2 phase to M phase in both p53 and p53 cells.

The shared 11 diseases also reflect better known environmental disorders, including prenatal exposure delayed effects, weight gain and asthma.

A previous study in rats showed that fetal DBP exposure delays (but does not prevent) germ cell differentiation (Ferrara et al., 2006).

Industrial suppression of toxicity data impaired accurate risk assessment, as did imprecise estimates of exposure, delayed recognition of low-dose effects, and use of adult data only.

For example, light exposure delays broccoli senescence and yellowing [ 13, 15] but accelerates browning in cauliflower, a close relative of broccoli [ 16, 17].

These epidemiological studies are supported by animal studies in which PBDE exposure delayed the ontogeny of neuromotor function, resulting in hyperactivity in adult mice (Gee and Moser 2008).

The parental temperature stress alone affected beetles positively (increased adult weight, Fig. 3), but it impaired their tolerance to insecticide exposure (delayed development time in males and decreased lipid content, Figs 2 and 4).