- Look up
flicker in Wiktionary, the free dictionary.
Flicker may
refer to:
Flickers, wood****s of the
subgenus Colaptes Flicker (screen), a
darkness artifact...
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Sigalit "Siggy"
Flicker (née Paldiel; born June 1, 1967) is an Israeli-American matchmaker, podcaster,
television personality, and writer. She starred...
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Collier Books.
First published in "An
Interview with Tony Conrad: On the
Flickering Cinema of Pure Light". The
Village Voice.
March 24, 1966. Mekas, Jonas...
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Cinematography "Robert år 2001". 4
February 2001.
Flickering Lights at IMDb
Flickering Lights at
Rotten Tomatoes Flickering Lights at
Eurochannel v t e...
- The
northern flicker or
common flicker (Colaptes auratus) is a medium-sized bird of the wood**** family. It is
native to most of
North America, parts...
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frequently to
exceed the
human flicker fusion threshold, and
hence create the
impression of a
constant (non-
flickering) source. In
computer displays this...
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without flickering this was
unsuitable for office-like
usage where one
might need to work with a
clear high-resolution
image for
several hours.
Flicker fixers...
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Flicker noise is a type of
electronic noise with a 1/f
power spectral density. It is
therefore often referred to as 1/f
noise or pink noise,
though these...
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screens will
produce a
visible "
flickering" effect. Most
people find that
refresh rates of 70–90 Hz and
above enable flicker-free
viewing on CRTs. Use of...
- Born of the
Flickering is the
debut studio album by
Norwegian black metal band Old Man's Child. It was
released in 1996,
through Hot Records, then later...
