Sentence examples for bright pulsing from inspiring English sources

Using old-fashioned, hand-drawn animation; a bright, pulsing palette; and live interviews shot with a 16-millimeter film camera (a Bolex — hurray!), Mr. Gondry lays bare his own process as well as his intellectual anxieties as he gently questions and sometimes prods the admirably patient Mr. Chomsky.

Like the strobe effect (which Kubrick also used in "2001: A Space Odyssey," a significant influence on this movie thematically and visually), these bright, pulsing floral images affect your actual vision, causing you to blink, tear up, refocus or even look away.

And if, on top of the bright pulse, a smaller pulse of just the right type is sent, the detector can be forced to record a one or a zero.In essence, Eve now has control of Bob's detector.

Let us honor some: the bright pulse she brings to the circuit of temps levé jumps for her first entry (a round of applause greeted her); the singing legato current with which she connects a rapid skein of piqué turns (more applause); the devout way her arms rise to en couronne during double pirouettes.

He fired bright pulses from a photographer's flash lamp to excite chromium atoms in a crystal of synthetic ruby, a material he chose because he had studied carefully how it absorbed and emitted light and calculated that it should work as a laser.

Every time a beat is detected (kick drum, bass, etc), you'll see a bright pulse of light.

This approach exploits the Wigner time frequency distribution, which can be found for these bright pulses by using a novel interferometric technique under our proposal.

But if she guessed wrong, so that she sent Bob a bright pulse whose polarization was off-kilter relative to the orientation of his apparatus, then Bob's apparatus would actually split it into two dim pulses.

Two of the new programs will scour thousands of stars for patterns in the form of repeated bright pulses lasting as little as a few billionths of a second.

If she guessed right and measured the photons with her apparatus in the same orientation as Alice and Bob's, then Bob's apparatus would interpret the bright pulse just like a single photon.

The program consists of a targeted search for bright pulses of short duration around 2500 nearby stars using the automated 30 inches telescope.