Sentence examples for exposure is made from inspiring English sources

"My basic approach to photography depends on the visualization of the final print before the exposure is made," Adams said.

(To make a salt print of or from a negative, the paper is first soaked in salt water and coated with silver nitrate; the chemical reaction produces a light-sensitive surface. After an exposure is made, the paper is fixed with what is still known as hypo (sodium thiosulfate solution) and washed with water).

This creates a low conductivity depletion layer near the NW surface: When the UV exposure is made, electron-hole pairs are photo-generated and holes are trapped at the surface by the oxygen ions via surface electron-hole recombination: Unpaired electrons are left behind which add to the photocurrent [5, 6].

(Of course, this study is also informative because though the radiation exposure in the Kerala region is due to radon, the case for teratogenicity related to increased radiation exposure is made).

Distinction between maternal and paternal exposure is made only in some studies: Pierik et al. (2004) found that cryptorchidism was significantly associated with paternal pesticide exposure but not maternal.

Each exposure was made through a red, green or blue filter to create a master for each primary color.

The key discovery that eventually led to Kennedy's exposure was made by Lisa when the two of them were on holiday in a van in July 2010.

He too believed that the final image should exist in all its completeness before the exposure was made and that it should be an unmanipulated record.

Three days later (12 half-lives of 99mTc), the second exposure was made for 24 h to image the AAR expressed by 201Tl distribution.

Three days later (12 half-lives of 99mTc), the second exposure was made for 7 days to image the distribution of 125I-TNC-Ab 125I-TNC-Ab 125I-TNC-Ab

With the knee flexed at 90°, the initial lateral exposure was made through a skin incision over the lateral aspect of the knee.