Sentence examples for is wave from inspiring English sources
verb
To move back and forth repeatedly.
- The flag waved in the gentle breeze.
It's hard not to feel guilty for ignoring clips of the 1963 March on Washington because all you really want to do is wave lighters in the air to "Karma".
With Wind-Driven Lake Waves, Timing Is Key Other than a lack of salinity in the Great Lakes, the main difference between lake surf and ocean surf is wave formation.
The Coriolis parameter f0∗ in (19c) is constant that allows us to assume a horizontally monochromatic wave in a complex form (20a). where i is the unit imaginary number, is wave amplitude, and θ=k ∗ x ∗+l ∗ y ∗−ω ∗ t ∗ is wave phase (k ∗ and l ∗ are the zonal and meridional components of a wavenumber vector, respectively, and ω ∗ is wave phase).
Or is Wave being unfairly dismissed?
Like Teddy Roosevelt, Obama carries a big stick; all he has to do is wave it.
The most arresting work, a piece that almost sucks in the viewer, is "Wave Transformations" by Rosalind Schneider of Irvington.
In North Riverdale there is Wave Hill, which once — before Twain — was the summer home of Theodore Roosevelt.
"One thing Long Island has that no one else in the state has is wave energy," she said.
The basic idea of Penrose's proposal is fairly simple to grasp: when there is wave-packet spreading of the centre of mass of some body, there results a greater imprecision in the spacetime structure associated with the spreading wave-packet, and this destroys the coherence of the distant parts of the wave-function.
To the west is Wave Hill, a 28-acre public garden with views of the Hudson River and the Palisades, on a site once leased by Mark Twain.
One of these reasons is wave wave interaction and the wave focusing technique represents one option to generate extreme wave events in the laboratory.
