"set the exposure" is a grammatically correct phrase in written English.
It is typically used in the context of photography or cinematography. For example, "The photographer adjusted the camera settings and set the exposure for the perfect photograph."
If unnormalized exposure maps are used, the "FLUX" columns will be correct, but the "RATE" and "MEAN_SRC_EXP" columns may not be correct if they refer to regions on chips other than the one used to set the EXPOSURE keyword, and the exposure on that chip differs from that used to set the EXPOSURE keyword.
Set the exposure time for dataset id=2 to 38500 s.
Set the exposure time for the first background of dataset id=1 to 10e5 s.
This is necessary to correctly set the EXPOSURE (and releated) keywords.
Set the exposure time of the default dataset to 10e5 s.
Just swipe to the far left on the camera-mode dial and set the exposure.
The set_exposure command sets the exposure time for the dataset.
Setting the exposure time to the value of the EXPOSURE keyword in the header to calculate "RATE" and "FLUX" columns may lead to erroneous results in spatial extraction with multi-chip images and exposure maps, if the exposure times of the various chips differ significantly.
All I feel is urgency the urgency of setting the exposure and composing the frame in the small window of time I have.
If the heritability of lifetime reproductive success (LRS) is of interest, this can be estimated by setting the exposure E i = 1 (and only using individuals that are uncensored at either end of the study period).
California Proposition 65 has set the Reference Exposure Limit (REL) for 2-BE at 2.9 ppm for one hour of exposure.
