Sentence examples for proper exposure from inspiring English sources

Fabio (Radio One DJ): My first proper exposure to acid house was at the first night of Spectrum.

These apps help smooth over a lack of composition and proper exposure.

He's leaning on a pillar; back then, the technology required subjects to stand still for an hour to get the proper exposure, and pillars provided assistance.

However, teaching is infrequently considered as a profession not only because of the low pay but also because college students do not gain proper exposure to teaching as a career while still in school.

Exposure meter, also called light meter, photographic auxiliary device that measures the intensity of light and indicates proper exposure (i.e., the combination of aperture and shutter speed) for film or image sensors of a specific sensitivity.

But they said their motivation was to expose failings with witness protection – which they said was like being in "a mini Guantanamo" – and argued that only a shock campaign would lead to proper exposure and reform.

Instead he gave Scott and others a crash course in photography, teaching them how to use the bulky cameras, lenses and filters and make proper exposures in the extreme conditions.

Winkleman said: "It's a fantastic opportunity for someone to receive proper mainstream exposure for their work to over 15 million listeners, and I cannot wait to see who applies and what they do".

Let's hope The Mermaid gets some proper global exposure (it is released in the UK and Australia this coming weekend) and boosts the Chinese industry's rep quality-wise, too.

This task requires the availability of sufficient amounts of proper individual exposure level data.

To create high quality ALD coatings on 3D objects, slowing down the ALD process is critical to ensure proper precursor exposure.