Sentence examples for rapid flash from inspiring English sources

Solid green yields to a rapid flash: prepare.

The soldiers in "Stop-Loss" have made Iraq videos, too, which are like excruciating experimental films — a rapid flash of terror and "relaxed" moments that seem only slightly less frantic than battle.

In contrast, 5 b was found to be less stable, and new red bands appeared during chromatographic purification, even when a rapid flash procedure was applied.

It was previously reported that rapid "flash" heating (higher temperature and shorter time) using certain ILs to pretreat biomass is more efficient with regards to the carbohydrate yield and removal of lignin [ 25].

The residue was purified by rapid flash column chromatography on a short column of silica gel to give the oxasiloles as colourless oils, which are sensitive to silica gel.

We compare biochemical variations in the cerebellum of healthy untreated rats due to preparation by three different methods: (A) decapitation into liquid nitrogen (<0.5 min PMI), (B) brain dissection followed by rapid flash freezing (2 min PMI), or (C) tissue dissection and delayed flash freezing of brain tissue (30 min PMI).

One shows that rapid flashes of black and white -- like those created by a spinning ball -- will induce the eye to see color.

They placed each retina in a water bath, connected it to electrodes, and measured its electrical response to rapid flashes of light.

For it is not just movement in the image but the image itself that is constituted by rapid flashes of light.

Case1: 62-year-old female with a history of traumatic brain injury in the left occipital lobe (about thirty years ago), complained of episodic rapid flashing or flickering achromatic lights in the right side, lasting 1 3 minutes, then headache for about 30 minutes.

Those repetitive, rapid flashes create patterns on the inside of your eyelids, and it's exactly that experience that inspired British painter, writer and sound poet Brion Gysin to develop the Dreamachine.