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The phrase "a flashing monochromatic light" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to describe a light that emits a single color and blinks or flashes, often in contexts related to technology, safety, or visual effects.
Example: "The warning system activated, signaling an emergency with a flashing monochromatic light."
Alternatives: "a blinking single-color light" or "a strobing monochrome light."
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In the stimulus experiments, a flashing monochromatic light was used to illuminate the beetle head.
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Fig. 4a shows representative spectra collected on a ladybird beetle exposed to the flashing monochromatic light of various wavelengths, from 700 nm (curve 3) to 375 nm (curve 10) with 50-nm step.
A light bulb, placed above the lever, was used to deliver a flashing light.
This is known as a flashing light.
An intermittent tone and a flashing light indicate water.
Color appearance of each flash of monochromatic light was described using our form of magnitude estimation procedures of hue and saturation scaling: after each flash, participants stated the percentages of their hue sensations that were R, Y, G, or B, for a total of 100%; multiple names were permitted; they then stated the percentage of the sensation that was chromatic (saturation).
It includes a monochromatic light source, a programmed controlled shifter, a detector and a phase plate.
It comprised a monochromatic light source, a highpass filter and a monochromatic CCD camera sensitive to red and infrared.
A pure monochromatic light is fully saturated; adding white light dilutes it and decreases saturation.
White light breaks up into a rainbow, while monochromatic light breaks up into discrete sharp spots.
This is beneficial for applications that require tight focusing not only for a monochromatic light source.
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