Sentence examples for common wave from inspiring English sources

The most common wave in this context is a sine wave.

Another common wave number for the LDH-like material is a band at 1,637 cm−1 which is assigned to the bending vibration of interlayer water molecules.

The concept of a partial coherent solution, in which a group of dependent variables moves with a common wave velocity, is applied; each group possesses its own characteristic wave velocity and eigenvalue.

If we consider the notion of the entangled state in quantum mechanics, we find that it is characterized as a unified, non-separable state due to the help of the notion of superposition of possible states represented by one common wave function for the correlated pair.

Grand mean averages with a 95% confidence interval for the mean recordings for each condition were determined using the IGOR common wave metrics software program (IGOR, Loswego, USA) for both drug conditions.

The spontaneous celebrations were reminiscent of 2011 when college students poured into Boston Common waving American flags after Osama bin Laden was killed.

So why do parts of what he had to say that day in February make him sound as if he is standing in the pews of the Commons waving a bottle of petrol with a burning rag stuffed in it?

This study is the first in Europe to compare the impact of heat waves on mortality in different cities using a common heat wave definition and a standardized methodological approach.

Display units for E-Lites and Nicolites were the most common at wave 1, with four other brands achieving similar prominence by wave 2: SkyCig, OK, 10 Motives and Njoy.

The stent cells were 70 mm thick and wide, with a common symmetrical wave pattern.

Coordinated mesospheric night-airglow measurements have been carried out from two stations, Gadanki (13.5° N, 79.2° E) and Allahabad (25.5° N, 81.9° E), India during April 2009 to study the common gravity wave features.