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6. The situation is simple when driving is explicitly exhibited and is strictly
periodic. For other systems, the strobe may have to be triggered in a slightly
more subtle way. It has to flash when a system variable passes through a particu-
lar value, rather than at precisely equal time intervals, but the basic idea is the
same.

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