Aperture

  • 51aperture stop — apertūrinė diafragma statusas T sritis fizika atitikmenys: angl. aperture diaphragm; aperture stop vok. Aperturblende, f; Öffnungsblende, f rus. апертурная диафрагма, f pranc. diaphragme d’ouverture, m; diaphragme effectif de limitation, m …

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  • 52aperture angle — apertūros kampas statusas T sritis fizika atitikmenys: angl. angular aperture; aperture angle vok. Aperturwinkel, m; Öffnungswinkel, m rus. апертурный угол, m pranc. angle d’ouverture, m; angle du champ, m …

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  • 53aperture ratio — santykinė apertūra statusas T sritis fizika atitikmenys: angl. aperture ratio; relative aperture vok. Öffnungsverhältnis, n; relative Apertur, f rus. относительная апертура, f pranc. ouverture relative, f …

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  • 54aperture panel — A large side panel of a vehicle making up the rear fender, door frame, and side window frame. Also see side aperture panel sunroof aperture panel …

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  • 55aperture ratio — noun : relative aperture * * * Optics. See relative aperture. [1885 90] …

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  • 56aperture card — noun : a punched card for data processing in which one or more frames of a microfilmed document are mounted * * * aperture card, a key punch card with one or more openings for holding a microfilm frame or frames, used in data processing,… …

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  • 57aperture-priority — /ap euhr cheuhr pruy or i tee, awr /, adj. Photog. of or pertaining to a semiautomatic exposure system in which the photographer presets the aperture and the camera selects the shutter speed. Also, aperture preferred /ap euhr cheuhr pri ferrd /.… …

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  • 58aperture ratio — Optics. See relative aperture. [1885 90] * * * …

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  • 59aperture membrane — noun Section of exine forming the base of an aperture …

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  • 60aperture synthesis — /ˌæpətʃə ˈsɪnθəsəs/ (say .apuhchuh sinthuhsuhs) noun the use of two or more aerials in a radio telescope to synthesise a large aperture …