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Design restrictions (height, location of	apertures) and may incur extra costs (ventilator stack
Some however have multiple or auxiliary	apertures, and in some the aperture is areal or termin
that the lens performs well only at certain	apertures and focal lengths; others suggest that the l
ic materials and structures, electromagnetic	apertures and scattering, optical and infrared physics
t and / or shift function, lenses with large	apertures and macro lenses.
moved from bunker to bunker, firing through	apertures and throwing grenades at the foe, neutralizi
merous rod-carrying ducts through pepper-pot	apertures and ducts of spheroidal secretory bodies.
also has image stabilization and comparable	apertures and focal lengths when mounted on a 35mm (or
Two sighting	apertures are mounted above the map on opposite sides
The number and configuration of	apertures are often very exactly defined for and chara
The	apertures are the places where the pollen tube is able
	Apertures are very small spots on the walls of a polle
	Apertures are continuously variable down to f/22, and
Deep in the	apertures between the columns there were shops, each h
The Sonnar has good edge contrast at all	apertures, but some softness at wide apertures.
rs have good sharpness and contrast at large	apertures, but are large and heavy, and coverage does
SDAs could be used as multi function	apertures connecting to different radios as the need a
utomatic flash exposure for wider than usual	apertures, designed for use in conjunction with Ricoh'
flash exposure utilizing smaller than usual	apertures, designed for use in conjunction with Ricoh'
On the seaside there are no windows or	apertures, except narrow loop-holes, a circumstance wh
The ligament is perforated by	apertures for the passage of vessels,
rectangular architectural construction with	apertures for bells is referred to as dzwonnica parawa
the camera is biased towards choosing wider	apertures for narrow depth of field and fast shutter s
d of fasciculi separated from one another by	apertures for the passage of vessels and nerves.
s by engineering microreactors with built in	apertures for the ATR crystal, allowing the flow withi
de to fit round the faces of the riders with	apertures for the eyes, so as to give protection to th
scraps of pipes), on the ends with clips or	apertures for screw fastening; serves as an element st
ings are on a ring mounted on the left lens,	apertures go from f3.5 to f16 with all whole f stops m
	Apertures in the interior wall
of plant species, Eudicotyledonae has three	apertures in each pollen.
odified the Hartmann screen by replacing the	apertures in an opaque screen by an array of lenslets.
The upper part has three	apertures in the shape of a cupola, and except for the
avoid the diffraction effects caused (by the	apertures) in the experiment of F. M. Grimaldi on inte
d edges and faces of the organic links, pore	apertures in the range of the kinetic diameter of seve
distance of ten feet, inserted into conical	apertures in the ground, with carriages suspended on b
ornices, in the lowest floor two rectangular	apertures, in the upper floor one lancet arched window
There are four Cassegrain telescopes with	apertures of 10, 15, 24 and 32 inches (810 mm).
5 AF points are able to autofocus at maximum	apertures of f/8.
medium is scientifically designed to contain	apertures of specific size which will absorb the impur
ansmission rate also depends on flow through	apertures of some description.
he Miocene to recent of the Indopacific with	apertures on the leading face in multiple rows and ali
get whether by mouth and senses, or by other	apertures, receptors, or behaviours.
A, ALMF, etc, with plane mirrors, and at the	apertures, scrape off the tin and quicksilver of the m
a pasty or fluid state, since all the little	apertures streaming off from the main vault, and even
es to favor faster shutter speeds or smaller	apertures, such as the sports action card.
Although ELTs are large, they have smaller	apertures than the aperture synthesis on many large op
s usually wide open and it is at the smaller	apertures that mirror cut-off is most pronounced.
nt, but the zoom lenses from Panasonic, with	apertures that change from f/3.5 to f/5.6 when zoomed,
The inlet and outlet air	apertures: The sizes, location as well as aerodynamic
For telescopes with circular	apertures, the size of the smallest feature in an imag
The finder does not go black, but at small	apertures, the eye has no time to adjust to the dark f
the floor of which is perforated by numerous	apertures, the orifices of the prostatic ducts from th
er shafts and arched lintels, and the window	apertures themselves are cross-shaped.
The	apertures through this building are meant to increase
e aperture, whereby specialized tooling with	apertures to allow solder to be pumped through it repr
ng powerful lighting systems enables smaller	apertures to be used, and this in turn provides a sign
	Apertures vary from f/4.5 to f/22.
ateral sides of the female's tail, phasmidal	apertures were observed.
nother invention was a wooden partition with	apertures, which is passable only for working bees, pr
ltiphoton microscopes do not contain pinhole	apertures, which give confocal microscopes their optic
urrently available for various types of fuel	apertures, which suit 95 percent of models of all car
than a pinhole camera, images from multiple	apertures will overlap at the plate or detector array.
he camera to operate the lens at its optimum	apertures within its aperture range for a given focal

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