The phrase "blink by" is not considered correct or standard English.
It is not used in written English.
(Norton) 22. BLINK, by Malcolm Gladwell.
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Blink by Malcolm Gladwell, is a paean to intuitive decision making.
First Chapters: Excerpts from "Blink," by Malcolm Gladwell; "Prep," by Curtis Sittenfeld; and other books.
… followed immediately by six more rapid blinks: By the way, what happened to USA Today?
Yesterday the cabdrivers blinked by calling off their traffic slowdown -- but at a cost.
The selected ocular source is back propagated in the signal space and used to localize blinks by means of an adaptive threshold, and then to characterize detected blinks.
Two: it is Mr Bush who blinks by dropping his threat to use force if Saddam does not comply.
The warm-air hand dryer seems somewhat slow and weak, especially with that yellow light blinking by the door.
