A command or signal indicating that one should cease movement or action, often associated with safety or regulation.
The act of halting or ceasing an ongoing process, such as machinery or transportation, typically due to an external factor or requirement.
A specific moment in a timed activity where measurement is paused, often used in competitive contexts to register performance accurately.
A device designed to measure the amount of time that elapses between its activation and deactivation, often used in sports and timing events.
A timekeeping instrument that allows the user to record precise intervals of time in order to track performance or progress.
A portable tool equipped with buttons to start, stop, and reset, typically favored for tasks requiring accurate timing such as races or experiments.
A film technique where a sequence of images is captured one frame at a time to create the illusion of movement, achieved by manipulating inanimate objects or drawings between each exposure.
A method in animation and filmmaking where objects are physically manipulated and photographed to create a series of still images that give the appearance of motion when played in sequence.
A visual storytelling technique that involves creating dynamic scenes by alternating between frames of movement and still images, effectively freezing time for dramatic emphasis.
A rear light on a vehicle that illuminates when the brakes are applied, indicating to drivers behind that the vehicle is slowing down or stopping.
A safety feature in automobiles that signals the intent of the driver to decelerate, enhancing visibility and awareness on the road.
A situation in which a sporting event, particularly a boxing match, is halted due to a physician's assessment of a player's injury, leading to a decision by the referee to end the contest and declare the opponent as the winner.
The imposition of limitations or restrictions on an individual's daily activities due to medical advice, often as a result of health issues or injuries.