time-lapse
time-lapse
Definition
time·-lapse (-laps′)
adjective
designating or of a technique of photographing a slow process, as the growth of a plant, on film by exposing single frames at widely spaced intervals: the developed film is projected at regular speed to show the entire process greatly speeded up
time-lapse
Usage Examples
Converse of object
- use: When using time-lapse VCR's, use the lowest time-lapse mode that will fit with the operational requirements of the site.
Modifies a noun
- microscopy: We also use time-lapse microscopy to watch living cells as they grow and repair.
- photography: Time-lapse photography recorded the process, showing the building in a way that it never existed on the ground.
- estimation: In human healthy volunteers, low doses of the extracts administered in a double-blind design against placebo increased reaction time end time-lapse estimation.
- movie: Track the movement of single cells in time-lapse microscope movies.
- footage: Creating time-lapse footage requires lots of patience, if the author's experiences are anything to go by!
- video: Core B is visible in the foreground of the time-lapse video in the sidebar.
Noun used with modifier
- reaction: In human healthy volunteers, low doses of the extracts administered in a double-blind design against placebo increased reaction time end time-lapse estimation.
- end: In human healthy volunteers, low doses of the extracts administered in a double-blind design against placebo increased reaction time end time-lapse estimation.
- time: In human healthy volunteers, low doses of the extracts administered in a double-blind design against placebo increased reaction time end time-lapse estimation.
- minute: Clouds can move and change shape quickly as indicated in this 30 minute time-lapse mpeg video loop.
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