Sentence examples for consecutive waves from inspiring English sources

Wavelength, distance between corresponding points of two consecutive waves.

When a large bomb explodes, it destroys bodies in consecutive waves.

Basing our arguments on the complexity theory, we use three consecutive waves of the German part of the Community Innovation Survey to test our hypotheses.

Greece has lost more than a quarter of its GDP, the worst slump in modern times, as a result of consecutive waves of budget cuts and tax rises enforced at the behest of creditors.

I compare two consecutive waves to obtain monthly transition rates.

We use four consecutive waves of the LFS, from 2010 to 2013.

At the very minimum, they imply a reduction in the odds that after three consecutive "wave" elections, 2012 will show a tidal shift back toward Democrats.

In 2006 and 2008, Democrats did something that had not been done in American politics since the Great Depression, which is to string together two consecutive "wave" elections — roughly defined as a gain of at least 20 seats in the House of Representatives.

It's dangerous when the consecutive wave of biggies threatens post-debut legs of the previous weekend's big flick (as we saw in the summer of 2016 when Suicide Squad undercut Jason Bourne which undercut Star Trek Beyond which undercut Ghostbusters).

Duration was categorized using the city specific median values of heat wave duration (number of consecutive heat wave days) as the cut-point: - short heat wave if duration was shorter than the median, - long heat wave if duration was equal to or longer than the median.

To test the association of some network parameters and variables of commune infection status in three consecutive epidemic waves ("infection in 2003-4", "infection in 2004-5" and "infection in 2005-6" and "infection in any of the three waves"), several statistical tests adapted to network data were applied.