Sentence examples for long time exposure from inspiring English sources

We also investigated the effect of long time exposure of SO2.

The major phases precipitated after long time exposure at 800 °C were primary Nb(C,N), Z-phase, Cr2N and M23C6, while primary Nb(C,N), secondary Nb(C,N) and σ-phase were the major phases at 700 °C.

A careful study of the photograph accompanying Richard B. Woodward's article shows that each of the 24 men was carefully posed; that they were not working, but staying very still during the long time exposure; and that the men in the derbies were very likely part of Thomas Eakins's crew, relaying his instructions to the fishermen.

These samples exhibited good stability against long time exposure to moisture for 70 days.

Those water sources that do not conform to National Standard will result in public health problem in long time exposure.

Long time exposure to cold temperature prior to PET was used to visualize the presence of BAT.

Don't expect a small telescope to show the same images that you see in astronomy textbooks, which are usually long time exposures and may have been taken by much larger professional grade telescopes.

Phil Mills: " This historic aircraft looks significantly different after dark with a long, timed exposure.

Moreover, the grain-texture of LSP samples after oxidation can also explain the improvement of the high temperature oxidation resistance after long times exposures.

Many previous studies demonstrated BL-induced gene expression profile changes using experimental conditions that include high light (HL) and long time-exposure [ 105- 107].

The long-time exposure to air caused just about 13% loss in CO2 uptake with the slower accumulation of amide.