Sentence examples for flash signal from inspiring English sources

We utilize a genetically encoded tag called a tetra‐Cys motif that binds specifically to a bis‐arsenical fluorescein‐based dye "FlAsH"; we inserted the tetra‐Cys motif into a protein of interest in such a way that the FlAsH signal reported on the state of folding or aggregation of the protein.

A young mathematician who had served as a captain in the marines, then gone on to graduate study at Harvard and a job as a civilian analyst for the Rand Corporation, where he had helped shape America's response to the Cuban missile crisis, Ellsberg was among the first to receive the classified "flash" signal from the USS Turner Joy, the destroyer that claimed to be under attack.

The revised second edition of this respected text provides a state-of-the-art overview of the main topics relating to solid state drives (SSDs), covering NAND flash memories, memory controllers (including booth hardware and software), I/O interfaces (PCIe/SAS/SATA), reliability, error correction codes (BCH and LDPC), encryption, flash signal processing and hybrid storage.

There are advantages to the PW, as well: it has a way of catching wind that the camera is about to send a "fire flash!" signal, and can preempt it by a fraction of a second, depending on your needs — perhaps enough to allow you to open up a stop or reduce ambient light.

The FLASH signal from such a voxel will also be reduced after MION injection.

Senator Kirsten E. Gillibrand's habit of talking subjects to death has prompted audiences to fidget, allies to flash signals and hosts to flat-out interrupt her.

Jorge Posada is a catcher, a proud catcher, who wants to crouch behind the plate and flash signals for the Yankees as often as possible.

Vice Admiral Philip Colomb's flash signaling, adopted in the British navy in 1867, was an adaptation of the Morse code to lights.

The story reaches a crossroads in which it can either stay on a semi realistic course or flap into the mystical wild blue yonder where little boys are touched by angels and lighthouses mysteriously flash signals from the Great Beyond.

But the paranoid approach taken is a "slippery slope because everything becomes suspicious," Dillon says, so a prisoner cannot learn about American sign language because it may be used to flash signals or to read biographies of black leaders or about the inequities of our justice system because it may make them less cooperative.

The system, which attaches to a swimmer's individual block, is relatively simple: When it blinks red, it's time to get on the block; a blue light means take your mark; and, finally, a quick green flash signals swimmers to go.