Examples of using Light-sensitive in English and their translations into Czech
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I'm light-sensitive.
Electrically insulated and light-sensitive.
I mean, just light-sensitive cells, but we did it.
This single-celled creature has one of those light-sensitive spots.
I mean, just light-sensitive cells, but… we did it.
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Want to know what the world looked like to a light-sensitive bacterium?
I mean, just light-sensitive cells, but we did it.
But otherwise, we're all right. one or two of us are a bit light-sensitive.
Digital cameras use a light-sensitive microchip.
By using different masks, she restricted the ray of light so thatshe could draw in the light-sensitive emulsion.
Some of us are a bit light-sensitive, otherwise, we're all right.
You can disable one by shooting a laser at it and overloading the light-sensitive chip.
One or two of us are a bit light-sensitive, but otherwise, we're all right.
In order to film the Vandenberg missile tests,Air Force cameraman Lieutenant Robert Jacobs set up an ultra light-sensitive telescopic camera.
These volvox have light-sensitive cells that control their movement.
Nevertheless, the fundamental aspects and means of the photographic process aresubject to patient examination, namely light, light-sensitive material and colour.
So, because it's light-sensitive, it's sometimes called the third eye.
Nicéphore Niépce created this work in 1826 or 1827 by capturing a scene witha camera obscura and exposing it for eight hours using a lithographic plate with a light-sensitive coating.
In dim orpoor light, the light-sensitive rods are particularly important.
Recurring motifs are disappearance, fuzziness and over-exposure, colour deflection andthe overlapping of individual images that takes place if light-sensitive paper is exposed several times to another negative.
This jewel is especially light-sensitive to the rays of a solar eclipse which is to happen tomorrow at 8:02 in the morning.
By counting on the indexical character of photographic records we seek the imprints of our family history on light-sensitive material and we reaffirm ourselves that(in the words of Roland Barthes)"it was.
Ectoplasm is a very volatile, light-sensitive substance that the spirits extract from the medium's nervous system in order to manifest themselves.
It was not obvious"icons" that thought- such as Czech beer or ice-hockey, but the visualisation of an invisible history,the capture memory as it had once imprinted itself in the light-sensitive emulsion of film stock.
The reflected light beam is then recaptured by a light-sensitive receiver in the sensor, the multipixel array.
Set up an ultra light-sensitive telescopic camera In order to film the Vandenberg missile tests, Air Force cameraman Lieutenant Robert Jacobs.
The first step in building an eye would need to take some kind of light-sensitive pigment, rhodopsin, for example, and build it on to a membrane.
In order to film the Vandenberg missile tests, set up an ultra light-sensitive telescopic camera Air Force cameraman Lieutenant Robert Jacobs.
The walls of the House of Art in České Budějovice were painted in a light-sensitive emulsion for the exhibition Fossils(2014) and the artefacts seem like islands in an ongoing process.