aperture

It has become undeniable that leaders must open the aperture when it comes to stakeholders, and irrefutable that they must strive for positive impact with customers, employees, partners, and the community writ large.

The small aperture is a downside in some situations, but if you’re out in the field shooting sports or nature at midday, you’ll probably never miss the extra speed.

It essentially boils down to your aperture, the focal length of your lens, and your distance from the subject.

Then the figure of a man appeared in the aperture, and all was dark again.

Alongside of this aperture the globe contains another one, Λ, through which it communicates with the interior of the ewer.

Then, satisfied as to this, he quietly mounted it till he could insert his hand into the aperture.

But should not the aperture in the top floor have been observed by the class?

I arose, and felt with my fingers for the seams or cracks of the aperture.

Aperture above pointed, externally straight, below rounded, widened or effuse.

The child pressed through the aperture as soon as the door was drawn ajar, and Fringuello followed her.