Sentence examples for a secondary wave from inspiring English sources

The Asian tsunami tragedy brought a secondary wave ofv-blogs.

In a "secondary wave," three people who cared for some of these five people became cases, and only one survived.

As the wave front comes in contact with the tropical convection zone, it scatters and a secondary wave is generated.

After nine hours, the wave front reaches the convection zone in Brazil where a secondary wave is generated and can be clearly seen until 23:00 UT.

They noted that a secondary wave was generated which propagated around the entire globe, while the original gravity wave was localized.

With rotation about the x-axis, the Coriolis forces act on the perturbation masses perpendicularly, as shown in Figure 1, resulting in the generation of a secondary wave that propagates in the orthogonal direction of the standing wave.

Furthermore, shoreface erosion on the open-ocean side of the barrier chain eroded underlying embayment deposits and formed a secondary wave-ravinement surface (RS2).

The velocities of 3.4 1.8 km/s correspond to those of Rayleigh surface waves with periods of a few to a few tens of seconds (Oliver, 1962), and the velocity of 5.3 km/s may belong to one of a primary (P) wave, a secondary (S) wave and a Rayleigh wave with a period of about a few hundreds of seconds or more (Brune et al., 1961b; Oliver, 1962).

A centerbulb was integrated to a catamaran in order to create a favorable secondary wave interference to reduce the unfavorable wave interference resistance between the demi-hulls.

The latter is warranted given that 3 of the 171 cases due to definite, probable or possible vCJD to the end of 2009 have been linked to blood transfusions [4], [5], [6] and hence these could herald the start of a potential secondary wave of cases of unknown scale.

The underlying idea is that a low amplitude secondary wave may improve the transfer of parallel momentum from the high amplitude primary wave to charged particles.