The phrase "a flash moving" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It could be used in a context where you are describing something that is moving quickly, but it is not a standard expression.
Example: "I saw a flash moving across the sky, and I couldn't believe my eyes."
Alternatives: "a quick flash" or "a swift movement".
Indeed, the video proves you can always spot a Pussy Rioter in a crowd — kneeling in prayer or being dragged off by police, she's a flash of moving color, never an individual girl.
The original vision of flashing, moving signs could be "distracting to people while they drive.
Video footage showed the police van with its lights flashing moving down the road entirely encircled by chanting protesters.
Among the other items banned in the proposed ordinance is "flashing, moving, animated or digital signs," all signs emitting smoke and vapor, signs on the exterior of windows, signs that take up for that 15percentt of a window, neon signs, inflatable signs, signs that interfere with traffic and "signs which are not an accessary to a use located on the premises".
The next step would therefore be to examine the visual wulst for such compartmentation into visual domains with different functional properties by using different kinds of visual stimuli such as stationary flashes, moving dots or more complicated visual scenes.
Noise generally appears in darker areas of your images (where there's less light to overpower it), so whether you introduce a new light source, such as a lamp or flash, move to a better-lit area, change your exposure settings to allow more light or photograph lighter subjects, reducing the amount of shadow in your image will reduce the amount of noise.
The Wild's observations inferred that these flashes move at 10 5 km s−1 sending electrons to Earth in only 30 min or so.
When the dot stops flashing, move your Ghost away from the 'ground zero' to keep it from getting killed.
In a flash this flock, moving in a V formation, becomes a mass grave.
The flash-lag effect is a visual illusion wherein a flash and a moving object that appear in the same location are perceived to be displaced from one another.
