Sentence examples for under exposing from inspiring English sources

Under exposing to light, both temperature and humidity can influence the fading rate of dyed textiles (Egerton and Morgan 1970).

It is seen that the isothermal activation energy of lac dye appears to be lower than those of the nonisothermal one, indicating a lower thermo-oxidative stability of lac dye under exposing to the isothermal heating.

This indicates that, under exposing to long weathering time, the reaction of lac dye mainly occurs at O H bonds of carboxylic groups, resulting in the change of absorbability of red chromophores.

When AIG was on the verge of going under, exposing every big bank that had bought insurance from them, Geithner had a choice.

One is that by shading the brightest part of a scene, for example a sunset, it evens out the foreground, cutting down on over or under exposing parts of the photo.

Stars are hopelessly faint in comparison to the lunar surface so quite simply they wont show up because they are vastly UNDER exposed to bring the surface to the proper neutral gray.

The effect will leave you with over-exposed or under- exposed photos.. Do the aperture blades move smoothly?

"The fact that the Clinton Foundation is providing a college scholarship for one of my children is a red herring," Wasserman Schultz insisted, denying that she had limited the original schedule to only six debates, typically on weekends to under-expose Sanders, and now Hillary is running scared.

In this way, high and low intensity membranes could be exposed for optimal durations without over-exposing the high intensity or under-exposing the low intensity spots.

Exposure compensation simply forces the camera to over- or under-expose by a given amount.

Some cameras will consistently over- or under-expose by a certain amount; shoot a slide film to determine this experimentally.