strobe
സ്ട്രോബ്
definition
verb
the light of the fireworks strobed around the room
flash intermittently.
he explained that the stripes I was wearing would strobe
exhibit or give rise to strobing.
noun
Run silent until you see the infrared strobe , bogeys reported in your area.
a stroboscope.
So far his only problem has been explaining his sophisticated camera equipment and strobes , rather than cylinders.
an electronic flash for a camera.
example
he explained that the stripes I was wearing would 'strobe'
One had a 'strobe' with him, which helped us find them in the darkness when we returned to the spot.
'strobe' lights dazzled her
The use of LEDs allowed us also to 'strobe' the light during data acquisition.
One flash of my 'strobe' spooks it and I'm back to stalking.
A lovely use of 'strobe' accentuates the animal's colours without feeling too artificial and a strong diagonal line give the photo even greater clout.
Ah well, let's just stare at the white 'strobe' for a few seconds.
To begin with, it's a 40-foot-long vehicle that's painted bright orange and carrying a flashing 'strobe' light on the roof.
That's what found him under the glare of the 'strobe' lights one chilly Saturday evening amidst the calm environs of the Chiran Fort Club.
Turn them on, and they blink, flicker, 'strobe' , hum, plink, buzz, and occasionally go bang.
It was the lights, the sudden 'strobe' , then the soft focus that made them look like smutty angels.
At least I have one pass of the wreck with 'strobe' working.
In order to see the interface, we did not want any direct light from the 'strobe' entering the camera lens.
At the time of the collision the city employee was operating her vehicle with an overhead 'strobe' and a traffic advisory sign.
The 'strobe' light atop a school bus gets noticed.
As the 'strobe' lights did their job, the little ones shone as stars.
Fighter jets have been on station around NYC that 'strobe' their lights, and turn them on and off.
he explained that the stripes I was wearing would 'strobe'
They 'strobe' and sparkle like giant disco balls.
Instead, I attacked the elephant seal with my camera and 'strobe' .
I shudder to think of it now, as I never dive without two spares, and usually a 'strobe' as well.
Run silent until you see the infrared 'strobe' , bogeys reported in your area.
One remembers the fellow visitor off to the right but cannot see them, as they are blotted out by the 'strobe' 's afterimage.
‘And you can only run it so fast,’ he said, ‘because if you run it too fast, it's going to start to 'strobe' .’
All divers must carry a reel, DSMB and 'strobe' , and are also encouraged to carry trauma shears.
Background textures tend to shimmer and 'strobe' , especially in darker scenes with darker colors.
All was flashes of hot pink and turquoise blue, the 'strobe' of the late eighties.
At one point a 'strobe' light was used, seemingly just to induce seizures.
Nightclubs require smoke, I reasoned, to drift across the 'strobe' lights, to mix with the smell of beer and mingle with the music.
The plan was to cause his car to crash in a tunnel by dazzling the chauffeur with a 'strobe' light.
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