Sentence examples for general waves from inspiring English sources

Mr. Barofsky, the special inspector general, waves off protestations of powerlessness.

With heaving shoulders and general waves of apology the three of us instinctively lurched toward the front door because we knew what was coming.

In general, waves of finite amplitude governed by a nonlinear evolution equation are called nonlinear waves.

We've just tapped into a general wave of nostalgia along with things like School Disco and all the TV programmes looking back at the 80s.

They're not part of some general wave of nihilistic violence in the economically depressed, socially atomized, morally hollow West — the Paris version of Newtown or Oslo.

This was provided by Isaac Newton of England and Gottfried Wilhelm Leibniz of Germany, who, in pursuing other interests, independently developed the theory of calculus, which in turn allowed the derivation of the general wave equation by the French mathematician and scientist Jean Le Rond d'Alembert in the 1740s.

The protests were not only about pay and work-related matters but also about conditions outside the factory, such as housing, transport, and pensions, and they formed part of a more general wave of political and student protest, including opposition to the Vietnam War.

The first Brillouin zone (1st BZ) of this structure is discussed and the general wave vectors are derived.

The general wave patterns and characteristics of loosened and stable screws and the effect of various tightening torques were analyzed by comparing the differences in wave patterns.

Propagation, using a simple geometrical optics model as well as the more general wave theory model based on solving Maxwell's equations, is studied.

(5) Problems similar to Equation (5) also arise when modeling systems with distributed parameters such as general wave phenomena (cf. [1]).