Sentence examples for described a wave from inspiring English sources

Activists, lawyers and other citizens described a wave of abductions in and around Harare.

Muslim activists and community leaders have described a wave of fear in Muslim communities across the country in the week since Trump's unexpected win on Nov. 8.

They pointed to the words of ancient historians who described a wave in the year 869 so large that it left "no time to get into boats or climb the mountains"; it devastated a castle and left "everything utterly destroyed".

Interviewees described a wave of factory openings earlier this year.

Government spokesman Musa Ibrahim described "a wave of heavy bombardment" near roads east of the city.

So, it turns out that n is not the only quantum number needed to describe a wave function, however.

He can describe a wave to you from four years ago, just like that, and tell you everything about it.

An unusual report from the Communist Party describes a wave of protests and says they may get worse as the nation opens up more.

The detailed 55-page report describes a wave of up to 1,000 arrests of opposition party leaders and members, democracy activists, journalists and election officials and observers who challenged widespread electoral fraud.

So if, in fact, we want to describe a wave function, we know that we need to describe it in terms of all three quantum numbers, and also as a function of our three positional factors, which are r, the radius, plus the two angles, theta and phi.

Arguing for an end to the policy, which is rooted in the 14th Amendment of the Constitution, immigration hard-liners describe a wave of migrants like Ms. Vasquez stepping across the border in the advanced stages of pregnancy to have what are dismissively called "anchor babies".