Oscillations limited to the ripple range were relatively rare and none were found in Patient 1's recording.
On the other hand, evoked oscillations in the fast ripple range have been found in recordings from the somatosensory cortex of normal rats (Gibson et al., 1999) and humans (Haueisen et al., 2001).
However, in general, shallow water storm deposits may be sandy or muddy and often have basal erosional contact, normal gradation, plane lamination, wave ripples, thicknesses ranging from a few to more than 30 cm and hummocky cross stratification (e.g., Einsele et al., 1991; Weidong et al., 1997; Allison et al., 2005).
When the feed is 20 nm, the normal load for ripple formation ranges from 6.4 to 11.3 μN for scratching angle 0°, ranges from 5.2 to 9.1 μN for scratching angle 45°, and ranges from 1.5 to 2.4 μN for scratching angle 90°.
But COBE could not see finely enough to distinguish the predicted main tone or its harmonics, so other scientists set out to map the spectrum of the ripples, or the range of their sizes as seen against the sky, in more detail.
The radar images of the sea surface incorporate the backscatter of the transmitted electromagnetic waves from the short sea surface ripples in the range of the electromagnetic wavelength (e.g., ≈ 3 cm) [16].
On the contrary, P-type information transfers act as local information ripples over short-range areas around information processors.
The maximum current is 1.3 kA with a ripple in the range of 7% and the frequency is variable between DC and approx. 100 Hz.
The range of ripple sizes observed in plasma-facing materials has been well documented.
The deformation is typically smaller than the Fermi wavelength λ F, and these ripples induce predominantly short-range scattering.
Moreover, the gain ripple over the wavelength range of 1495 1520 nm has consistently been less than 1.3 dBp-p over the 8-dB dynamic range under the automatic level control.
