aperture

Preposition: of

• f2.8: This new 28-80mm focal length auto-focus zoom provides a constant fast aperture of f2.8 throught its zoom range.

Converse of object

• splay: The only window has a deeply splayed aperture, the sloping sill utilizing a cross slab; a modern lintel.

Adjective modifier

• square-headed: South wall: square-headed slit aperture about 3m below the standard belfry window.
• louvered: Finally, three standard louvered apertures at the top of the wall.
• numerical: Numerical Aperture The numerical aperture of a microscope objective is a measure of its ability to resolve fine specimen detail.
• circular: For a circular aperture this should be set to 0.0.
• rectangular: The audience enter a booth one at a time to watch a three minute performance through a small rectangular aperture.
• maximum: For grasp, maximum grip aperture and time to maximum grip aperture were measured.

Modifies a noun

• photometry: The saturation level in the aperture photometry was a constant.
• diaphragm: The aperture diaphragm is located at the light guide end.
• telephoto: This large aperture telephoto macro lens enables you to shoot up to 1:1 life size close-ups.
• radar: The modified Bombardier Global Express is fitted with an active synthetic aperture radar for ground surveillance.
• grille: These models incorporate the award winning Diamondtron NF ( Natural Flat ) aperture grille CRT.
• antenna: The effective area is usually ( in the case of an aperture antenna ) somewhat smaller than the physical area.

Noun used with modifier

• AGP: See the ' How can I change my AGP Aperture size?
• stencil: The paste flowing into the stencil apertures, filling them.
• condenser: The condenser aperture controls the fraction of the beam which is allowed to hit the specimen.
• slit: South wall: square-headed slit aperture about 3m below the standard belfry window.
• pallet: However the center column shows that the rate of fall was greater for the narrower pallet aperture.
• lens: You can use the guide number to work out the lens aperture for the correct exposure at any distance.