Sentence examples for perfectly exposed from inspiring English sources
They're grain-free, smoothly toned and perfectly exposed.
Thomas Friedman ("Steal this movie," Views, Aug. 9) has perfectly exposed the real root of the current conflict between Israel and its neighbors.
The economic growth experienced in the Lula years perfectly exposed this as fallacy: it wouldn't have been possible if 20 million people had not been lifted out of poverty, if 32 million people had not joined the middle class.
The picture was not perfectly exposed, but we were making flicker-free images at that insane frame rate.
Apparently, they had driven up from Maryland, just for that day, to pop the question, but because of the snow, relatives were not able to take pictures and all they had was a rink employee using his phone, and when they sent me the picture, the tree was perfectly exposed and they were irrevocably underexposed.
Complemented with cellulose fibers that were successfully cleaned as well as perfectly exposed in milled AC1RS substrates which provided better enzyme accessibility, the hydrolysis of these substrates ultimately produced better monomeric sugar production than milled AC2RS./ 6(B)).
Incredibly, it really works; the camera locks onto your loved ones' faces and hangs onto them, even as they move around on the screen, and perfectly exposes and focuses on them.
Burroughs adopted the Cut-Up as a narrative technique, one that worked perfectly to expose what he later called "the monumental fraud of cause and effect".
Don't aim the camera right at the sun though; take a meter reading off to the side a bit so the clouds will be exposed perfectly.
In fact, it's one of the least important, which is why it's all the way down here; a great photo taken by a point-and-shooter ignorant of these things, is far more interesting than a boring photo perfectly focused and exposed.
The basic mode is the "P" mode (program mode) and it allows you to manipulate both the shutter speed or aperture settings, and it will adjust the other value accordingly so that the picture is exposed perfectly according to the light meter.
