The phrase "arrival waves" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to transportation, communication, or scientific discussions where the concept of waves associated with arrivals is relevant.
Example: "The arrival waves of the train can be felt as it approaches the station, creating a sense of anticipation among the passengers."
Alternatives: "incoming waves" or "arrival signals".
Figure 7 shows that the first arrival waves (Phase 1) come from Area 1. Fig. 7. Comparison of the contribution of the slip at each area shown in Fig. 4 to the waveforms at TMR, KSN and IBRH19.
Prior to the storm's arrival, waves between 20 and were reported on the island.
This issue remains a problem in empirical studies, as 10 arrival waves per continental region substantially exceeds current sampling effort.
In addition, temporal variation among recruits between different arrival waves within the same years significantly exceeded both the geographic and inter-annual genetic differentiation reported above [ 57- 59].
Third, we further showed that limited sampling effort of few arrival waves may lead to an overestimation of large-scale genetic differentiation.
As shown in Fig. 4, even if as many as 10 arrival waves are sampled at each continental location, FSC can be severely underestimated and, consequently, FCT overestimated.
Protesters supporting immigrant rights waved Mexican flags and shouted slogans, while across the street, a smaller group of protesters opposed to the immigrants' arrival waved American flags.
Dashed lines indicate arrival of waves propagating with velocities 5.8, 3.4, and 2.0 km/s, which correspond approximately to P-waves, S-waves, and surface waves, respectively.
arrival P waves on these records.
Rich iron ore was discovered there in the 19th century, which prompted the arrival of waves of immigrant workers.
Another serious, and ongoing, problem has been the periodic arrival of waves of legal and illegal immigrants from Haiti, placing a strain on social and economic resources.
