chronophotograph (Meaning)
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chronophotograph (n.)
One of a set of photographs of a moving object, taken for the purpose of recording and exhibiting successive phases of the motion.
Synonyms & Antonyms of chronophotograph
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chronophotograph Sentence Examples
- The chronophotograph captured the sequence of movements with remarkable clarity.
- Using a high-speed camera, the scientist took a series of chronophotographs to analyze the bird's flight pattern.
- The artist used a chronophotograph as a reference to create a dynamic sculpture depicting motion.
- The chronophotograph revealed the athlete's form in exquisite detail as she crossed the finish line.
- In his research, he relied on chronophotographs to study the locomotion of various animal species.
- The chronophotograph freezes time, allowing us to examine fleeting moments with precision.
- By analyzing chronophotographs of dancers, choreographers can refine their routines and movements.
- The exhibit featured a collection of chronophotographs showcasing the evolution of dance styles over the decades.
- Through the lens of the chronophotograph, the artist captured the essence of motion in her paintings.
- Historians use chronophotographs to document the progression of technology and society through time.
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One of a set of photographs of a moving object, taken for the purpose of recording and exhibiting successive phases of the motion.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The chronophotograph captured the sequence of movements with remarkable clarity.
Using a high-speed camera, the scientist took a series of chronophotographs to analyze the bird's flight pattern.
The artist used a chronophotograph as a reference to create a dynamic sculpture depicting motion.
The chronophotograph revealed the athlete's form in exquisite detail as she crossed the finish line.
