Sentence examples for flash together from inspiring English sources
If you use the supplied adhesive disc to attach Phlash to the side of your phone opposite its camera button, you can fire camera and flash together with a simple squeeze.
Paul by the Monogrammist IW the lead tin yellow type I was found in the layers of flash, together with lead white, chalk, black pigment, vermilion and red lake.
Note that items 8 and 9 (usage of Flash) together result in a maximum of 1 point and thus, an overall maximum score of 26 points can be reached.
Many companies are scrapping Flash all together and betting on HTML5.
Properties for many commercially available fluids are given in a unique format that pictures usable temperature range, heat transfer performance, and flash point together for easy comparison and preliminary selection.
What needs to be shown are sets of actual b-wave responses, across the full range of flash intensities, together with the extraction of the rod-driven and cone-driven components; these responses are not available, and so it is not possible to evaluate the measurements.
DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.7554/eLife.08033.006 The linear sum of ON parasol responses to rod- and cone-preferring flashes delivered individually differed substantially from the response to the flashes delivered together (Gouras and Link, 1966)—that is, rod- and cone-mediated signals interact nonlinearly within the retina.
But that doesn't mean we should ban flashing all together.
There were four possible spatial configurations: two congruent configurations where the beep and flash are presented together on the left and together on the right (termed LL and RR), and two incongruent configurations where flashes on the right are paired with beeps on the left, and vice versa (termed LR and RL).
Kids used to make up tasteless jokes in the playground, now they hack together Flash games.
Then, in a flash, they were together again, raining bare-fisted blows on each other, just like the fighters in North America's professional hockey leagues.
