Thus, there appears to be no real need to eliminate the flicker, because, in contrast to the accepted belief and the second assumption of the flicker theory, the flicker can most likely improve the detection of objects rather than degrade it.
At the same time a one-frame delay does not change the game at all for the user, it only severely decreases the amount work that needs to be done for the main function, which helps the TV not to flicker because of all the drawing, and deleting of objects on the screen.
But, any flicker of recognition of his name is probably because his aunt is L.P.G.A. Hall of Famer Pat Bradley.
Multiple strokes of lightning appear to flicker because the human eye is just capable of resolving the time interval between them.
When I got to the end of the second episode, disappointed, I nonetheless knew I'd keep watching because flickers of inspiration suggested that Lynch, the great Lynch, could make his own return.
Martin knows when lights are flickering because he hears them.
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"Part of the reason the Venus is so strange, I think, is because it flickers on all of these edges, and that flickering is very exciting to some people, very disturbing to others," Ebenstein said.
The flame of liberty flickers today because too many Americans have withdrawn from active citizenship and too many ignore the wretched poverty and violence of the growing underclass.
Just as quickly, the water flows out again without producing even a flicker of light, because the turbine is not connected to the generator sitting beside it.
