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Strangely, it also has a fast exposure speed, as evidenced by the individual drops visible when I ride through the mud puddle after entering the park.
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Scorsese's powers of recall weren't limited to summoning plot turns or notable scenes or acting performances; his gray matter bulged with camera angles, lighting strategies, scores, sound effects, ambient noises, editing rhythms, production credits, data about lenses and film stocks and exposure speeds and aspect ratios.
And even though Jane has long since dispensed with the "Rollei", her working method remains much the same: few exposures, speed, available light, no assistants or props, black-and-white only, and the shutter settings gauged by the way the light falls on the back of her hand.
Variable exposure to speed bumps would also occur in clinical practice, so ours is a pragmatic study that shows that pain over speed bumps can be a useful diagnostic sign when available, although availability will vary.
Such exposure could speed the evolution of pests that are resistant to the insecticide, a development that would render Bt useless.
It puts controls like white balance, ISO (light sensitivity), exposure, shutter speed and manual focus (but, oddly, not aperture) right on the touch screen.
Tapping the icon brings up a series of concentric semi-circles, and sliding up and down each of lets users adjust exposure, shutter speed, iso, and focus.
It is therefore critical to clarify the roles that exposure and speed play in road safety analysis.
As a result, licensed motorists (N = 536; 51% female) in Queensland Australiaa) were recruited to complete a questionnaire that measured exposure to speed cameras and associated offending behaviours.
A clinical assay that reliably detects those modifications in plasma or serum could confirm environmental exposures or speed diagnosis of diseases such as cancer.
State-of-the-art typhoon risk modeling was employed in quantitative risk assessment, which involved three critical components: typhoon hazard as stochastically simulated typhoon wind speed, exposure of buildings in Shenzhen city, and quantitative vulnerability (loss) functions of building damage caused by different wind speeds.
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