format size造句

so the DOF ratio is in inverse proportion to the format size.
I . e . format size, slot collimator position, dose rate etc.
But judging will be made on the subject matter and adherence to the theme, not format size.
The judging will be made on the subject matter and adherence to the theme, not format size.
In the 1950s, the magazine reduced its format size to a news magazine size, similar to Time.
It's difficult to find format size in a sentence. 用format size造句挺难的

The combination of focal length, subject distance, and format size defines magnification at the film / sensor plane.
This is not an issue in regards to the papers format size, but its coverage of news and events.
The format size, and the fact that the books were glued rather than stitched, were cost-cutting innovations.
The series echoes the style of the original Penguin Books, with smaller A-format size, and tri-band design.
She says the large format size and 160 photographs make for easy comprehension of postures, breathing practices, relaxation, cleansing and concentration techniques.
Moreover, the larger the format size, the longer a lens will need to be to capture the same framing as a smaller format.
He has clearly anticipated the need to tie it to format size or enlargement, but has not given a general scheme for choosing it.
The classic books were released in smaller A-format size; the covers were redesigned by contemporary artists to appeal to a new generation of readers.
If both pictures are enlarged to give the same size final images with the same sharpness criteria, the circle of confusion is also in direct proportion to the format size.
Although historically they shared the same format size, based on a sheet of imperial paper folded in half, British comics have moved away from this size, adopting a standard magazine size.

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