Sentence examples for eye aperture from inspiring English sources

The distinguished fine art photography collector W.M. Hunt's latest book, "The Unseen Eye" (Aperture, $75), is an extraordinarily unique photography collection, and it was, hands down, my favorite book of 2011.

IN his latest book, "The Unseen Eye" (Aperture, $75), W. M. Hunt, the fine-art photography collector, disassembles an extraordinary range of images, all of which show people whose eyes are covered, abstracted or otherwise averted from the viewer's gaze.

"The way the technology works is that it tracks your head position and your eye aperture.

It was reported that 601 individual compound eye microlenses (aperture of 0.58 mm) and the related microprisms were produced in a 20 mm diameter area, providing a large light deviation angle of 18.43° and maximal FOV of 180°, if the entire hemispherical surface is fabricated with microlenses.

A few of his subjects, such as the ventilation ducts of "Inhale/Exhale" and the eye-like aperture of "Skylight," suggest that buildings are nearly alive.

These eye-like apertures give a sense of eerie presence to an otherwise uninhabited scene.

If the image resolution of compound eyes increases to the same level as the human aperture eye, the radius of the overall lens would be at least 1 meter [5].

Unlike single aperture eyes, natural compound eyes are characterized as having extremely large field of view angles, low aberration and distortion, high temporal resolution and infinite depth of field [3, 4].

Quantitative microscopy was done using an Nikon E400 Microscope with a 20x optic, numerical aperture 0.75 with 10× eye pieces.

In addition, the single lens of the human eye has an aperture diameter (in daylight) of 2.5 mm (0.1 inch), 100 times wider than that of a single lens of a bee.

By analogy with the human eye, this limiting aperture stop is called the iris of the system, its images in the object and image spaces being called the entrance pupil and exit pupil, respectively.