| The modern electronic stroboscope employs a gas-filled discharge lamp to produce very short, repetitive, brilliant flashes of light. |
| The stroboscope, an instrument that illuminates rotating objects so that they appear to have stopped moving, can be used as a tachometer. |
| One of these toys was a stroboscope which rotated in front of a mirror and simulated moving pictures from figures drawn in it. |
| The stroboscope creates patterns and colors by interference with the brain waves. |
| On one occasion, Kemp was performing in Seville and he began spinning down the stage, a stroboscope giving his wild movements a calm suspension. |
| The xenon flash could also emit repeated bursts of light at regular and very brief intervals and was thus an ideal stroboscope. |
