Or, of a museum project: "Everything is designed to evoke an emotional response to the primary object, to protect it from light, but also to capture that rare ray of light indispensable to make it vibrate and awaken its spirituality".
Air rushing through this loose tissue can make it vibrate.
The motor has a piece of cork on it, so running the motor makes it vibrate.
When something touches that wire and makes it vibrate, that's a ghost.
On Android, 'permissions' are used when an app requests the right to do something with your phone like make it vibrate, make a call or access your data.
So he and Mr. Boreyko bought an inexpensive loudspeaker from RadioShack, fixed a lotus leaf to it, allowed water to condense within the leaf's surface and then made it vibrate at about 100 hertz.
Some of them have their charm; I particularly like the Gillette M3 Power, which, as its devotees know, has a green-and-silver skin, with three blades on a swivel — and, touching detail, a triple-A battery inside, which makes it vibrate delicately to no particular purpose, like an old electric football game, or a woman of a certain age listening to Linda Ronstadt records.
It can fit in the palm of your hand, weighs the same as a pencil and its motors - based on the parts of your smartphone - make it vibrate.
He also discovered a way to over-ride the safeguards in the pump that make it vibrate when insulin is being delivered.
You can also adjust the alarm's sound, make it vibrate or even select a song from your phone's song library.
