flashbulb

Objectives: Over the past decade numerous studies have provided evidence that memory for highly stressful events is not "flashbulb" in nature, but mutable.

The photographer's flashbulb went off repeatedly during the event.

The flashbulb illuminated the dark room for a split second.

She blinked in surprise at the sudden flashbulb.

The old camera still uses a traditional flashbulb for lighting.

The paparazzi's flashbulbs blinded the celebrity as she exited the building.

The flashbulb captured a perfect moment of joy at the party.

The flashbulb reflected off the mirror, creating a dazzling effect.

The photographer adjusted the flashbulb settings for better lighting.

The flashbulb popped with a loud noise, startling everyone in the room.

The flashbulb malfunctioned, causing the entire photo shoot to be ruined.

There is something that is called a 'flashbulb memory'.

A flashbulb went off and I saw that photographers were moving among us.

It was a socially relevant event, but here's the problem with these flashbulb memories.

" Maybe you have a daughter and you wouldn't like newscameramen jumping out of bushes and popping flashbulbs in her face" .

Flashbulb memories are the idea that these memories being so vivid, and they are vivid for many of us--exactly where we stood, what happened; well, they can't really be trusted.

Dr Povey believes that adapting existing LEDs to work with the sensors and light sources-cameras, ambient-light detectors, screens, flashbulbs, torches and so on-already found in smartphones and similar devices will be the fastest way to bring Li-Fi to market.