The phrase "oscillation motion" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It refers to a type of movement or vibration that regularly repeats itself in a back and forth manner. Example: The pendulum demonstrated a steady oscillation motion as it swung back and forth.
Vibration is the oscillation motion of objects.
Computation results demonstrate that the hydraulic coupling system realizes well the self-sustained oscillation motion of foil instead of external control.
Therefore, the oscillation motion of the drill pipe at a highly deviated well section could significantly decrease the total friction force of the entire drill string.
To get rid of the complicated control system, we proposed a hydraulic system to couple dual foils and realize the self-sustained oscillation motion of the foil.
The oscillating motion heat pipe (OHP), a novel cooling device utilizing the pressure change to excite the oscillation motion of the liquid plugs and vapor bubbles, can significantly increase h and may fulfill this aim.
Fast oscillation motion and slow lateral movement of the NF for measurement of mechanical properties.
This paper describes a novel heterodyne architecture so that self-oscillation motion of the NEMS builds up with excellent frequency stability.
Herbert R. Shaw and James G. Moore of the United States Geological Survey office in Menlo Park, Calif., cited this article in their report, in the Nov. 8 issue, suggesting that periodic undersea volcanic eruptions spreading lava onto the ocean floor could heat water enough to set the oscillation in motion.
In the first part, we deal with stabilization control methods for nonlinear resonance which is the 1/3-order subharmonic resonance in a nonlinear spring mass damper system and the self-excited oscillation (hunting motion) in a railway vehicle wheelset.
More specifically, the following two problems are considered: (Problem I) the plate starts a forced harmonic oscillation (forced motion); (Problem II) the plate, which is subject to an external restoring force obeying Hooke's law, is displaced from its equilibrium position and released (free motion).
Strong coupling between acoustic oscillations, vortical motion, turbulent fluctuations and particle dynamics is observed.
