Sentences with phrase «flickering at»

G - Sync can show problems with flickering at very low framerates, and while the technology usually compensates to fix it, there are exceptions.

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So far two bad wheel bearings, ac compressor making loud noises, replaced battery, alternator is starting to fail (lights are flickering at idle) has intermittent rough idle, and the power seat controls work intermittently.

By nearly eliminating screen flickering at all brightness levels by providing a constant LED light source and reduce blue light exposure, the display ensures longer viewing time and increase eye comfort for presentation and multimedia experience — without eye fatigue.

The image did show some flickering at times, as well as some notable video noise.

During our brief time in career mode both platforms were subject to visual flickering at Australia during replays and gameplay.

«High - speed flickering at 1/80 seconds could not be explained by oxygen ions alone.

Ed Boyden at the Massachusetts Institute of Technology and his team exposed mice to a light flickering at 40 hertz.

«In the future, you could think about how this type of thing could be used to flicker at gamma to get these beneficial effects that they saw in the current study.»

The fluorescent lights above flickered at irregular intervals, and the table and chairs seemed like something out of a highschool cafeteria.

Likewise, the way the puppets» faces are designed gives way to endless interpretative possibilities, beginning with mask - like indentations and extending to the way they appear to flicker at different points in the story.

There was just the hint of a flicker at first, then the tiny point of light grew brighter and brighter, exactly as though it was a lamp on which somebody was turning up a dimmer switch.

A smile flickered at the corners of the women's lip.

The graphics transform and flicker at a frenetic pace while the poems slowly unfold over about five minutes.

From a certain angle, glinting reflections on the powdery gesso dance like sun on snow, and a pattern of blurred «ghost» images of rectangles start to appear the way the white «stars» flicker at the intersections of black lines in a Mondrian.

Things begin to change: white spots appear here and there, «streamers» flicker at the edges of your eyesight as your retina radically adjusts to the extremes.

Your Nexus 7's screen may flicker at low - light conditions, which is most noticeable when viewing a mostly - white screen.

The display might flicker at less brightness and changing the same might solve the problem, at least partially.

Follow him @seancaptain and on flicker at Sergiocapitano.

If the flame flickers at any spot, you likely have an air leak.

A terrarium keeps the flame of a tealight well protected and will add a magical flicker at night.

Not exact matches

But at the same time, the seemingly endless economic doldrums (the flicker of optimism from this week's jobs numbers notwithstanding), the rise of the Occupy movement, and the general sense that young people are being particular battered by coming of age in a monster recession, suggests that while the»90s and naughts didn't offer much to rebel against, the current decade certainly does.

It is pitch black inside a converted airplane hangar in Santa Monica until a faint flicker appears at the front of the room.

Display boards at the Australian Stock Exchange flicker with news of a falling market in Sydney, Friday, Aug. 5, 2011.

It flickers in your fluorescent and LED lights in your home, it is emitted from your digital television screen, you're exposing your eyes to it every time you check Facebook on your phone, and it's bombarding your eyes all day at work while you stare at your computer.

New media changes at the speed of screen flicker.

You who wait, stood as candles round the shrouded bed, And flicker with the last stir of her breath, See, now, at once, she lies no more beneathYour watch, but stands in light, a crown upon her head.

You who wait, stood as candles round the shrouded bed, And flicker with the last stir of her breath, See, now, at once, she lies no more beneath Your watch, but stands in light, a crown upon her head.

I look at you asleep, and the world you are in, the little smile in the corner of your lips, the flicker of your eyelids, your naked relaxed body, all these are mysteries.

At Holy Communion, however, the heat and fire is in contemplation, in candles flickering with prayer.

It gropes in semidarkness, conscious only that the light at the end of the tunnel is flickering.

Among the people who have studied Veritatis Splendor, there does not seem to be even a flicker of doubt on that question of the Dutch householders speaking falsely to the Gestapo at the door, looking for Jews.

At the moment, it is storming out, the wind is howling, and the lights are flickering on and off.

Henrikh Mkhitaryan was exiled at the beginning of the season and dropped off at the end, but showed flickers of brilliance whenever he was given the chance.

The defending champs are in second place at this juncture, somewhere behind Californians Dave Poston, a carpenter supervisor in Sacramento, and Jim Howard, a phys ed instructor, and their Arabian, Novaloj, all three of whom are flickering through the trees somewhere up ahead.

At last the lights in the banquet hall dimmed, and a flickering glow of the Chicago battlefield came to life on the TV screen to reveal Announcer Bill Corum in close conversation with the International Boxing Club's President James D. Norris.

The Georgia QB is 8/8, the flea flicker worked perfect, just about everything has went well for UGA and yet it is only 14 - 3 at the half.

The man searching for pro football talent spends his days in empty stands, stalking prospects at scrimmages, and his nights projecting gray, flickering game films on bed sheets that he has tacked to motel walls

Nationally, England fans that have abandoned the golden generation as being naught but gilt point to his crucial role in derailing at least one major tournament and the resignation of England's best recent manager, while those that still entertain the faint and flickering hope that the pyrite frauds might genuinely glister, just the once, despair of his turbulent, toxic presence in the squad.

At a candlelight vigil on campus the Monday after the accident, Jons stood in the rain amid all that flickering light.

Meanwhile defeat for Arsenal at The Reebok on Sunday would rule them out of the title - race entirely, with the Gunners needed to beat a dispirited Bolton in order to keep their flicker of hope alight.

The flickering wands burn at roughly 2,000 degrees, Adler noted, and often wind up in the hands of children.

(2) The audio - visual effects of the lights feature are great, but seem to be overwhelming to the baby (and adults as well) with too many lights flickering on and off at the same time and over stimulating the baby.

Although a flickering screen can suppress your toddler's melatonin production — leaving her wired at the least opportune time — «you have to work in reality,» says Dr. Mindell.

At the first glimpse of those two flickering specks on the ultrasound screen, my mind took off in a million directions.

At 37 weeks my twins had grown from tiny flickering specks into 7 lb.

At the first glimpse of those two flickering specks on the ultrasound screen, my mind took off in a >>

Lights at the tip of each buoy change color depending on changing water conditions, and flicker as fish pass beneath the buoys.

«Those people will be of particular interest in this investigation because at approximately 3:30 in the morning, several minutes later, the light that normally illuminates the American flag on the Brooklyn side of the bridge, flickers and then appears to go out,» Miller said.

Kasich, of course, at that time represented the last flickering hope of the GOP leadership and donor class.