Sentence examples for flash according from inspiring English sources

Called the "Jaguar Mask" (although it more resembles an embittered cow), it's made from a spongy foam and comprises luminous, electronic strips, which flash according to the music.

In June, over 100m adverts were displayed to users globally with Flash, while 84% of banner ads are still Flash, according to Ad Age.

The amplification triggers the spotlights, two to each speaker, to flash according to the intensity of the voice, illuminating the ridges of the tunnel's arched roof.

Over 100m Flash-based adverts were displayed to users globally in the year to June 2015, while 84% of banner ads were still Flash, according to data from Ad Age.

Now Kinney is returning to the small screen, but on a different show: She'll play Bug-Eyed Bandit on "The Flash," according to TV Line.

The discovery -- "the brightest and longest confirmed impact flash," according to the study authors -- was detailed in the Monthly Notices of the Royal Astronomical Society and reveals that perhaps 10 times as many small rocky bodies as we thought are reaching Earth.

The steep decline in the use of hormone therapy has spawned a prevalent but preventable side effect: millions of women suffering in silence with hot flashes, according to a study by a Yale School of Medicine researcher and colleagues.

The app features eight performances and excerpts from six others, and in each you can toggle between three camera angles (always including a view of conductor Esa-Pekka Salonen and his ever-expressive Nordic features) as well as a dot-diagram of the orchestra that flashes according to which instruments are playing.

Women who had EXD also reported a drop in the severity of their hot flashes, according to MedicalDaily.

After all, both times are marked by huge shifts in hormonal levels (in girls, estrogen levels increase eight-fold during puberty!), mood swings, and even hot flashes, according to the Parenting Research Centre.

Created with frequent collaborators Julia Borovaya, Edward Rakhmanov, and the Tesis Sun Investigation Laboratory, Solarman is lit by an 8 x 8 LED grid that wavers and flashes according to information from a satellite observing the sun.