Sentence examples for lamps flashing from inspiring English sources
A Cochrane review of 42 trials (updated in 2009) concluded that fluorescent materials improve drivers' detection and recognition of cyclists and pedestrians in the day-time and lamps, flashing lights and retroreflective materials have similar effect in the night-time.
A lone signalman is standing aloft at the lamp flashing a dispatch to the Harpers Ferry in Morse code.
The lamp flashed red when apartments came on the market; another sign tracked fluctuating prices in the housing market.
It had been hoped by the high command to initially keep the Australian presence a secret in order to gain some advantage from it, however, on 23 April it became apparent that the Germans had become aware of their arrival when a signal lamp flashed a message in Morse code from the trench opposite the 2nd Battalion's position stating, "Australians go home".
Neon lamps, flashes of lightning and swirls of atmospheric fog are slowly revealed and mirrored backdrops surround her as she sits at the piano.
The current light source is a 1000 Watt 120 Volt tungsten-halogen lamp, which flashes white every 15 seconds(Fl.W. 15s) and can be seen for 26 nautical miles.
The developed in-situ observation system comprises four sets of a digital CCD camera and a xenon flashing lamp.
According to Heffernan, the lighting effects were achieved using a camping head lamp and a flashing rescue beacon, and the pool balls were actually glow-in-the-dark golf balls.
On dirt roads with no street lamps for miles, the flashing lights of stationary police vehicles announce themselves with the force of a lighthouse.
Classic images of noir included rain-soaked streets in the early morning hours; street lamps with shimmering halos; flashing neon signs on seedy taverns, diners, and apartment buildings; and endless streams of cigarette smoke wafting in and out of shadows.
But once he glanced up to see the traffic lights flashing and lamp posts swaying, he realized it was more than just a bumpy ride.
