Definition of stroboscope in English:

stroboscope

noun ˈstrəʊbəskəʊpˈstroʊbəˌskoʊp

Physics

1An instrument for studying periodic motion or determining speeds of rotation by shining a bright light at intervals so that a moving or rotating object appears stationary.
〔物理〕频闪仪，频闪观测器
Example sentencesExamples
- Instead, he made a kind of mechanical stroboscope.
- He also constructed his own stroboscope and kinesiscope.
- The stroboscope creates patterns and colors by interference with the brain waves.
1. 1.1 A lamp made to flash intermittently, especially for this purpose.
  频闪闪光灯
  Example sentencesExamples
  One of these toys was a stroboscope which rotated in front of a mirror and simulated moving pictures from figures drawn in it.

Derivatives

stroboscopic

adjective strəʊbəˈskɒpɪkˌstroʊbəˈskɑpɪk

Physics

A stroboscopic snapshot of the tube location is given in Fig.3, where the tube displacements in the x, y plane are clearly evident.
Example sentencesExamples
- Both are also employed in flashing stroboscopic lights that outline commercial airport runways.
- The scene is interrupted by an intense, stroboscopic sequence of teeming dancers accompanied by techno music.
- An early work, his and Binkley's stroboscopic tour de force, Caught, remains a classic of popular appeal.
- The short-lived microcavitation bubbles were visualized using time-resolved microscopy with stroboscopic illumination.

stroboscopically

adverbstrəʊbəˈskɒpɪk(ə)li

Physics

By changing this delay we stroboscopically record the response of the magnetization as a function of time.
Example sentencesExamples
- Cue a lot of chases, stroboscopically edited fight scenes, and the odd twist here and there.
- We stroboscopically display the motion of single sperical wavefronts from sources arrayed along y-axis.

stroboscopical

adjective-ˈskɒpɪk(ə)l

Physics

Origin

Mid 19th century: from Greek strobos 'whirling' + -scope.

Definition of stroboscope in US English:

stroboscope

nounˈstrōbəˌskōpˈstroʊbəˌskoʊp

Physics

1An instrument for studying periodic motion or determining speeds of rotation by shining a momentary bright light at intervals so that a moving object appears stationary.
〔物理〕频闪仪，频闪观测器
Example sentencesExamples
- Instead, he made a kind of mechanical stroboscope.
- The stroboscope creates patterns and colors by interference with the brain waves.
- He also constructed his own stroboscope and kinesiscope.
1. 1.1 A lamp made to flash intermittently, especially for this purpose.
  频闪闪光灯
  Example sentencesExamples
  One of these toys was a stroboscope which rotated in front of a mirror and simulated moving pictures from figures drawn in it.

Origin

Mid 19th century: from Greek strobos ‘whirling’ + -scope.

词汇	stroboscope
释义	Definition of stroboscope in English: stroboscope noun ˈstrəʊbəskəʊpˈstroʊbəˌskoʊp Physics 1An instrument for studying periodic motion or determining speeds of rotation by shining a bright light at intervals so that a moving or rotating object appears stationary. 〔物理〕频闪仪，频闪观测器 Example sentencesExamples Instead, he made a kind of mechanical stroboscope. He also constructed his own stroboscope and kinesiscope. The stroboscope creates patterns and colors by interference with the brain waves. 1.1 A lamp made to flash intermittently, especially for this purpose. 频闪闪光灯 Example sentencesExamples One of these toys was a stroboscope which rotated in front of a mirror and simulated moving pictures from figures drawn in it. Derivatives stroboscopic adjective strəʊbəˈskɒpɪkˌstroʊbəˈskɑpɪk Physics A stroboscopic snapshot of the tube location is given in Fig.3, where the tube displacements in the x, y plane are clearly evident. Example sentencesExamples Both are also employed in flashing stroboscopic lights that outline commercial airport runways. The scene is interrupted by an intense, stroboscopic sequence of teeming dancers accompanied by techno music. An early work, his and Binkley's stroboscopic tour de force, Caught, remains a classic of popular appeal. The short-lived microcavitation bubbles were visualized using time-resolved microscopy with stroboscopic illumination. stroboscopically adverbstrəʊbəˈskɒpɪk(ə)li Physics By changing this delay we stroboscopically record the response of the magnetization as a function of time. Example sentencesExamples Cue a lot of chases, stroboscopically edited fight scenes, and the odd twist here and there. We stroboscopically display the motion of single sperical wavefronts from sources arrayed along y-axis. stroboscopical adjective-ˈskɒpɪk(ə)l Physics Origin Mid 19th century: from Greek strobos 'whirling' + -scope. Definition of stroboscope in US English: stroboscope nounˈstrōbəˌskōpˈstroʊbəˌskoʊp Physics 1An instrument for studying periodic motion or determining speeds of rotation by shining a momentary bright light at intervals so that a moving object appears stationary. 〔物理〕频闪仪，频闪观测器 Example sentencesExamples Instead, he made a kind of mechanical stroboscope. The stroboscope creates patterns and colors by interference with the brain waves. He also constructed his own stroboscope and kinesiscope. 1.1 A lamp made to flash intermittently, especially for this purpose. 频闪闪光灯 Example sentencesExamples One of these toys was a stroboscope which rotated in front of a mirror and simulated moving pictures from figures drawn in it. Origin Mid 19th century: from Greek strobos ‘whirling’ + -scope.
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