Sentence examples for of long exposure from inspiring English sources

It isn't a matter of long exposure.

Macdonald now placed the blame for the American worker's indifference to socialism on "the deadening and warping effect of long exposure to movies, pulp magazines and radio".

Longer weathering exposure periods are more reliable for end-use performance evaluations, and therefore it is desirable to investigate the role of long exposure periods on wood properties.

Harvard's Chengsheng (Alex) Lu believes that the potential human health implications of colony collapse disorder extend beyond the drop in pollination — though that is worrisome enough — to the impact on humans of long exposure to low-level poisons like neonicotinoid pesticides, which have been suspected in the bee disorder.

In addition, a drive control method favorable to the adjustment of exposure time is proposed, in the light-sensing stage it provides the exposure time with an independent and adjustable time delay to make the imaging system satisfy the requirement of long exposure time setting.

However, through the magic of long exposure photography, a spectrum of colours is visible.

Studio portraiture in those days was a slow business, of long exposures and iron frames to hold heads still.

These were the days of long exposures, glass plates, and processes that not only took time but were messy and toxic.

Her landscapes are utterly silent and mysterious, while her use of long exposures makes everything – trees, mountains, leaves, sand – seem both alien and familiar.

Michael Wesely is one of the pioneers of long-exposure photography.

The Our Towns column on April 27, about an exhibition of long-exposure photographs by Roger Sayre, a Jersey City artist, misspelled the given name of the 19th-century Civil War photographer known for his presidential portraits.