How to pronounce“bistable”in English
IPA/baɪˈsteɪbəl/
Syllablesbi·sta·ble
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so, it's called an impossible figure because you don't really know how to frame it in your mind to tell what's closer to you and what's further apart.
Bistable images are somewhat similar, although different in the sense that they typically are simple silhouettes. So, for instance, the faces-vases
bistable image is perhaps the most famous of these, where you look at this image, it's very simple, and it looks like two vases.
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Definitions of “bistable”
adjective
Having two stable states.
noun
A flip-flop.