Sentence examples for flashing which could from inspiring English sources

"It seems very unlikely that the growing trade is going to do anything but increase blood flashing, which could have a significant impact," said Alan Cole, who heads the United Nations Office of Drugs and Crime's Transnational Organized Crime Program in eastern Africa.

The Isles enjoyed 106 seconds of totality - prompting camera flashes which could be seen from island to island.

To draw the ovals, we used arrays of sine and cosine values stored in flash which could then be used to accurately draw a circle.

The new tablet is also rumored to support Flash, which could make it major competitor in the upcoming tablet wars.

Or connecting the camera to an RGB LED flash, which could evaluate the scene and tint the flash to best illuminate it?

ERPs recorded in this process, serially presented tones or flashes, which could be in either the auditory or visual modality.

TTI tested reaction times for focused drivers and then for those using cell phones by monitoring how long drivers took to react to a flashing light (which could symbolize an actual yellow or red light as well as a pedestrian unexpectedly crossing the street).

Apparently they'd been alerted to it by the flashing lights which could be seen for miles and miles panoramically, we'd only had it up and running for an hour but I'd double dropped ecstasy about 20 minutes before the police arrived and really was in no condition to carry equipment.

Climate change threatens wetter winters and summer flash flooding, which could lead to pollutants from farms, industry and sewage bypassing the sewage system and washing straight into rivers and coastal waters.

The presence of multi-liquid phases complicates the flash calculation, which could not be handled by conventional cubic EOS.

TiVo so far claims that the Series3 boxes cannot handle the 100% Flash UI, which could very well be true.