Just looking at the rapidly flickering cold-cathode tubes felt like an assault.
His very distinctive timbre, with a rapidly flickering vibrato, brings a reminder of such a golden age singer as Alessandro Bonci, and his technique finds him just as happy in the bel canto of Donizetti as in the warm verismo phrases of Cilea and Puccini.
Three Mitsis in and you're almost entirely preoccupied with finding out what people's scarves feel like, or trying to focus on literally anything through your rapidly flickering eyes.
The fluorescence of a close relative of ArcLight also rapidly flickers, which deteriorates the signal quality.
Simulation results show that the method can track voltage flicker rapidly, exactly and real-timely.
Then, the client's own Facebook status updates flicker rapidly across the screen until a disruptive glitch takes over and suddenly, in a scene of supposed serenity, an image of the client from the 3D body scan conducted earlier wanders onto the screen, turns away slowly, and hobbles off into the hereafter.
However, given the tendency for channels to flicker rapidly between sub- and full conductance states (before/if they inactivate at all), it seems likely that this is not the full explanation.
As previously noted (24), we observed that channels often opened to substate levels at higher depolarizing potentials (pipette negative) and that openings tended to "flicker" rapidly between the substate and fully open conductance, resulting in a decrease in the time that channels spent in the fully open state.
Of scores of such lenses, RXJ 0911.4+0551 is the first that flickers rapidly in x-rays.
It's by making the light flicker very rapidly that data is conveyed from one computer to the other.
