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English - Turkish
{i} radar ekranındaki işaretleme halkası
hedef stroboskobu
Çok kısa aralıklarla yanıp sönen ve etrafınızı seri halinde fotoğraflar biçiminde görmenizi sağlayan beyaz ışık; hızla tekrarlanan elektronik flaş
{i} stroboskop
strobe light foto
elektronik flaş
hızla tekrarlanan elektronik fla
hedef stroboskopu
English - English
To flash like a stroboscopic lamp

Here was a blazingly erotic sex star par excellence as Travolta gyrated around that strobing disco dance floor like a cock-o'-the-walk.

A device giving a fast series of very short intense light flashes that can have the effect of making action appear intermittent It is also used to describe a similar effect on a moving light
{i} strobe light, lamp which produces a short bright light for the purpose of photographing high speed objects; stroboscope
intense, extremely conspicuous pulsing light for enhanced location in poor visibility conditions
General term sometimes used to describe electronic flash equipment generally
A stroboscopic lamp, a device used to produce regular flashes of light
Stars flash multiple times Strobes "On, Off, On"
Lighting unit giving a fast series of very short light flashes under which action appears frozen
A pulse used for timing and synchronization Timing control with ALE Since the ALE frequency is different from the clock frequency, the word "strobe" is used with ALE For instance, we say that the ALE signal strobes an address (rather than clocks an address) STB A and STB B strobe signals when port C is used for handshaking For input operations these signals indicate that the peripheral device is ready to send data; for output operations the signals indicate that the device has received the data
A strobe or a strobe light is a very bright light which flashes on and off very quickly
An extremely fast recycling lamp or flash used for scientific and creative photography
- bright stars that each flash repeatedly
scientific instrument that provides a flashing light synchronized with the periodic movement of an object; can make moving object appear stationary
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