strobe
IPA: strˈoʊb
noun
- A stroboscopic lamp: a device used to produce regular flashes of light.
- (computing) An electronic signal in hardware indicating that a value is ready to be read.
verb
- To flash like a stroboscopic lamp.
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Examples of "strobe" in Sentences
- Data/strobe synchronous transmission.
- It can also be caused by strobe light.
- Its strobe is similar to that of the RSS.
- Another method that can be used is strobe.
- Data strobe encoding and the resultant clock.
- After this, Strobe never made a reappearance.
- A strobe is generated only on the first scan.
- Strobe lighting adds to the anxious atmosphere.
- The "strobe" effect will make everyone in the room dizzy and sick.
- Virtual strobe tuners are as accurate as standard mechanical disc strobe tuners.
- chandeliers look best combined with a source of light–such as strobe lights on your knee caps.
- She admitted she got a little turned around during the routine, as the lights above her created a kind of strobe effect.
- Each jammer created a "strobe," an opaque wedge shape on the U.S. radar screens, so that they looked like the spokes of a wagon wheel.
- A lot of great information here, especially for someone like me, totally unfamiliar with this thing called a "strobe" I only have a Leica MP.
- When you see it with your naked eye, it may be because of sunlight flickering between the spokes of a rotating bike wheel, creating a kind of strobe effect.
- Valeriano said a person has to be susceptible to seizures to be affected, and people taking medication to protect against seizures are always advised to avoid things that can trigger a reaction, such as strobe lights.
- But I am saying that every analysis that is shortened, every corner that is cut, moves us further away from the truth until what is left is the Cliffs Notes of the news, or what I call strobe-light journalism, in which the outlines are accurate enough but we cannot really see the whole picture.