- that are not the
aperture stop of an
optical system are also
called apertures.
Contexts need to
clarify these terms. The word
aperture is also used in...
- the
amount of
light that can p**** through.
Aperture may also
refer to: In anatomy, a
number of
apertures in the
human body:
Apertura nasalis posterior...
- for
specifying relative apertures evolved in the late
nineteenth century, in
competition with
several other systems of
aperture notation. In 1867, Sutton...
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openings of the
fourth ventricle are the
lateral apertures - one on
either side. The
median aperture varies in size but
accounts for most of the outflow...
-
numerical apertures collect more
light and will
generally provide a
brighter image, but will
provide shallower depth of field.
Numerical aperture is used...
-
closed apertures. This
design decision is
particularly important for sans-serif typefaces,
which can have very wide
strokes making the
apertures very narrow...
- Eudicots,
usually have
three apertures that run from the
proximal side of the
pollen grain to the
distal side: this
apertures are
named colpi, and the pollen...
-
ranges of the
apertures are disjoint. When the CPU
presents a
physical address within the
range recognized by an
aperture, the
aperture unit
routes the...
-
Coded apertures or coded-
aperture masks are grids, gratings, or
other patterns of
materials opaque to
various wavelengths of
electromagnetic radiation...
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Aperture is a
discontinued professional image organizer and
editor developed by
Apple between 2005 and 2015 for the Mac, as a
professional alternative...
