Sentence examples for electric flash from inspiring English sources

But Edgerton took his pictures in the days of analogue, recording them on a motion picture camera converted to shoot at previously impossible speeds, and lighting them with an electric flash he invented himself.

Section 60 UC fiche 860-0 in steel 900A; Area section equal to 76.86 cm2; Height 177.0 mm; EJ = 6.415E+06 Nm2; Fixed in LWR with bars of 144.0 m and electric flash welding.

Rails: Section 60 UC fiche 860-0 in steel 900A; Area section equal to 76.86 cm2; Height 177.0 mm; EJ = 6.415E+06 Nm2; Fixed in LWR with bars of 144.0 m and electric flash welding.

Adequate shutter speed (this is rarely a problem with an adjustable camera; speeds over 1/500 second are more for using wide apertures in daylight for small depth of field; high flash-sync speeds are mostly for using fill-flash of modest power in daylight by limiting the amount of ambient light against which the very fast electric flash must balance).

Their signs are spelled out with electric, flashing lights.

Reverberatory smelting has recently been giving way to such newer processes as continuous smelting and the use of electric or flash furnaces.

Because of their high electric conductivity, flash sintering of metals is nearly inexistent.

I got electric brain flashes, nausea and the kind of feelings associated with a bad hangover.

Six hours later, in the dead of night, I awoke in my cabin to the ship's roll and electric blue flashes illuminating the window.

The third thing you notice, in front of the kitchen, is an electric signboard that flashes, say, "Today's Soups . . .

"Inopportune: Stage One," a revision of a 2004 work, features nine white Chevrolet Metros — six are suspended willy-nilly in the Guggenheim's atrium, two are on the floor, and one is high on the ramp — pierced with flashing electric light rods.