Sentence examples for time exposure from inspiring English sources
noun
An exposure made by leaving a camera's shutter open for a period greater than a fraction of a second; an image so obtained.
A time exposure at twilight proves that the Magic Hour does in fact exist.
His first shot was a time exposure of a fire in his Bronx neighborhood while he was still a child.
At least three replicas were tested at any given time, exposure, and loading conditions.
At the same time, exposure to the theory was positively associated with knowledge and positive attitudes.
These samples exhibited good stability against long time exposure to moisture for 70 days.
That was mostly a one-time exposure.
That suggests at least a one-time exposure to excessive noise, Ms. Niskar said.
With around 12 exposures in each main Saturday show alone, it represents huge prime-time exposure.
But there's a happy coincidence of positive, prime-time exposure for himself.
For a few moments, which, like those before an accident, seemed measured on a melting clock, Judy was unaware of her prime-time exposure.
