Sentence examples for pinholes from inspiring English sources

The standard transparent layer between the backlight and the liquid-crystal shutters above it was replaced by a special aluminium layer that reflects ambient light from above, while also allowing light from below to pass through tiny pinholes.

Desigual, in its rush to catch up, has created a buzz with controversial advertisements (such as a television spot in which a young woman, wishing to get pregnant, puts pinholes in her partner's condoms) and quirky promotions such as offering free clothes to shoppers who arrive in their underwear.

The pinholes seem dismally insufficient.

The most precise registering is with pinholes.

Held to the light it shows points of greater translucency known as "pinholes".

Two pinholes are punched in opposite corners of the mat.

That's what photography should be and that's why I've decided to get into pinhole photography.

Big leaks in oil and gas pipelines are tackled immediately, but "pinhole" leaks can go undetected and result in a larger spill than a rupture would produce.

Fossil cephalopod mollusks appeared in the late Cambrian, and they probably had eyes resembling those of their present-day counterparts, such as lens eyes of Octopus or pinhole eyes of Nautilus.

This aperture acts as a wide pinhole and restricts the width of the cone of light that reaches any one photoreceptor, thereby providing a very limited degree of resolution.

There are one or two other eyes in gastropod mollusks that could qualify as pinhole eyes, notably those of the abalone genus Haliotis.