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Usage Examples
Filter by Meaning The angler attached a strobe to his fishing hook to increase his chances of catching fish.
The fisherman used a shiny strobe to attract fish to his fishing line.
The museum exhibit showcased a strobe light installation that played with perception.
The mechanic inspected the strobe in the lawnmower's engine.
The agricultural engineer optimized the strobe in the tractor's engine for better productivity.
The mechanic adjusted the strobe in the car's engine for optimal performance.
The engineer fine-tuned the strobe in the aircraft's engine to achieve maximum fuel efficiency.
The manufacturing engineer calibrated the strobe in the industrial equipment to meet production targets.
The technician calibrated the strobe in the generator to ensure smooth operation.
The marine mechanic replaced the worn-out strobe in the boat's motor to improve its performance.
The strobe on the DJ's equipment flashed brightly in time with the music.
The strobe on the police car illuminated the street as they chased the suspect.
The fisherman swapped his regular bait for a strobe to attract fish in low-light conditions.
The engineer designed a strobe system to measure the speed of machinery in the factory.
The artist used a strobe to freeze a moment in time on the canvas.
The director requested a high-intensity strobe to create an eerie effect in the horror movie.
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