Only five instances of wave-washing had previously been documented, and researchers had presumed it uncommon.
Although different persons have different styles of waving and different ways of modulating its meaning (e.g. cheerful vs. hesitant), those performances can still be recognized by an observer as instances of waving.
It cited instances of officers' waving vehicles and pedestrians into the country without stopping them or even looking up from a computer screen.
The third data set (D3) is the waveform-5000 dataset from the UCI machine learning repository [ 40] which contains 5,000 instances, 21 features and three classes of waves (1657 instances of w1, 1647 of w2, and 1696 of w3).
There are also few instances of occurrence of cold waves due to a low pressure system over the North Arabian Sea2.
But these moments seemed not to engage Mr. Rose nearly as much as the feistier, flashier ones, and in retrospect, most seemed less like poetry than like glorified placeholders: instances of contrasting calm between waves of forceful, broad-boned piano sound.
Gravity mass flows are also known to be generated by storms, for instance in form of wave-induced fluid mud flows (e.g., Nittrouer et al., 2007).
The frequency of payment raises the question of whether the police department is using money the city doesn't have to cover up or wave away instances of misconduct.
For instance, a wave of chytrid infections in Panama's El Copé in the early 2000s wiped out 30 species of amphibians.
For instance, extreme sea states may be defined in terms of wave height, peak spectral period, wind velocity, current velocity, and wave direction.
In particular, these situations occur in the theory of wave propagation for reaction-diffusion systems; see, for instance, [9 11].
