Sentence examples for exposure features from inspiring English sources

I normally wouldn't recommend this kind of thing, but the Olympus SP-600UZ would be a great training camera, as it offers manual exposure features and a DSLR-like form factor, something that it's good to get used to.

The lower sequence comprises the basal portion of the Marizal Formation and consists of a succession of fluvial sandstones, ending on a laterally continuous thin interval (<15 m) of interbedded shales and limestones bearing exposure features and paleosols on the top.

An alternative is to model the pattern of exposure for each individual over time and then relate exposure features to the outcome.

To search for interactions (such as populations and exposure features), we will undertake subgroup analyses for exploring study characteristics (ie, study region).

Spatially referenced data on individual residence and homestead exposure features were maintained and analyzed by using ArcGIS version 9.2 (ESRI, Redlands, CA, USA).

In principle, method 3 allowed us to flexibly model individual exposure patterns over time; however, relating outcome to many exposure features may become cumbersome to interpret (e.g., individual-level quadratic trends).

This year, Louis Vuitton introduced an ad campaign called "Double Exposure," featuring stars like Thandie Newton in collodion photographs.

The Smart FE (Flash Exposure) feature has been improved to provide the optimum combination of flash, aperture, ISO, and shutter speed; a Low Light Mode now broadens the ISO range up to 6400, allowing more light to be captured in low-light shooting conditions.

But her photographs, like the dreamy double exposures featured above, capture a visual wit, free-wheeling inventiveness, and methodical self-documentation that betray a prodigious creative spirit.

There were >14 times more genes differentially regulated in response to high temperature exposure (3541 features, with 3382 features unique to pink salmon) in pink salmon compared with sockeye salmon, which may be partially reflective of the larger sample sizes in the 2009 experiment.

The analysis was carried out on a sample of 1700 architectural units grouped into 22 types taking into account size, spatial distribution, exposure, building features.