The phrase "acoustic vibration" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to sound, music, physics, or engineering, where the focus is on the vibrations produced by sound waves.
Example: "The acoustic vibration of the guitar strings creates a rich and resonant sound that fills the room."
Alternatives: "sound wave vibration" or "sonic oscillation".
These autonomous sensor networks commonly include passive sensors such as infrared, acoustic, vibration, and magnetic nodes.
Furthermore, the effect of injecting gas microbubbles on cavitation damage was predicted through the measurement of the acoustic vibration of the target vessel.
A symmetric finite element formulation for coupled acoustic vibration between a fluid and a structure is proposed.
We simulate the output response in a secondary microfluidic channel with multiple output ports sealed by a thin flexible membrane to demonstrate the use of frequency control for distribution of acoustic vibration.
An initially steadily propagating flat flame was deformed by an external laser irradiation method to investigate its evolution under the interaction with acoustic vibration.
We report such a system based on the horizontal acoustic vibration of vertical capillary tubes that provides both switching and flow rate control.
At low temperatures, the vibrational excitations arise solely from acoustic vibrations.
Likewise, plants have been found to extend their roots in the direction of acoustic vibrations from running water.
Ultrasound diathermy uses high-frequency acoustic vibrations; their heating effect increases circulation and metabolism and speeds up the rate of ion diffusion across cellular membranes.
For the material sciences, the acoustic vibrations can be used as nanoscale "hammers" to impose physical strains along different axes at ultrahigh frequencies.
How is it possible that simple acoustic vibrations, hand gestures, and even ink patterns can give one person access to the thoughts of someone else?
