Sentence examples for frequency of wave from inspiring English sources

The cause of springing is resonance between the frequency of wave encounter and a natural vibratory frequency of the hull.

The relationship between wavenumber and frequency of wave propagation is obtained from the solution of the eigenvalue equations.

This difference between the EST and the LSM is attributed to the bounce of the relative frequency of wave height at the largest waves (or the occurrence of large wave heights off the increasing trend of wave height with return period).

Results show that the matrix surrounding MWNTs takes an increase in the threshold frequency of wave propagation in the MWNTs, and the effect of matrix stiffness on the velocity and the amplitude ratio between two walls of wave propagation in MWNTs embedded in an elastic matrix is dependent on wave modes.

The color of solid circles shows frequency of wave packet.

The major frequency of wave trains observed by GTL was almost stable in frequency range of 3.1 3.8 mHz throughout five hours from 10 h UT on.

The relative lack of depth of the sound increases the frequency of waves, and can make a two- or three-foot chop more treacherous than surfable ocean swells.

Problems identified in a study published today include issues with the length of ride and the frequency of waves, which need to be "slightly less challenging" to attract journeyman surfers.

In 1842, Christian Doppler, an Austrian scientist, described how the apparent frequency of waves from a moving object changes depending on whether the object is moving toward or away from an observer.

In the future, said Rovere, even if the intensity of storms does not increase, sea-level rise alone might be enough to increase the frequency of waves strong enough to move such boulders today.

Because this laboratory is located on the California coast... and that's the frequency of waves crashing on the shore.