Sentence examples for the wave itself from inspiring English sources
The wave itself is undistinguished, though.
Walk behind tennis courts and down a dirt path; the wave itself is easy to spot, just down the embankment.
The aesthlete, he wrote, "produces a constant stream of work in social media to ride atop the wave in viewers' newsfeeds, or else become the wave itself".
Sound waves are known as "longitudinal" because the medium in which they travel – air, water or whatever else – vibrates in the same direction as the wave itself.
Perhaps you exposed a little too much edge on one side or the other, or you let the bow sink too deep into the trough, or the wave itself suddenly changed with a hiccup in the current.
His most famous, since reproduced on everything from Tintin books to tea cups, is "Beneath the Wave off Kanagawa", painted around 1830.Most Westerners, when viewing it, focus on the wave itself, which towers over Mount Fuji in a show of almost implacable force, all the more terrifying considering the three fragile boats under it.
Blasts can produce brain injury through several mechanisms, including the energy of the blast wave itself, the generation of acceleration and deceleration forces, as well as particles that impact the head during the blast.
And not just the way they work, but also the way they try to cool off from the heat wave itself; the number of drownings -- mainly in unguarded areas of the Moscow River, and many under the influence of alcohol -- has passed 2,000.
LF, a concept which we introduced, is the distance that a steadily propagating smolder wave must travel inside the porous sample before the char oxidation reaction, which hardly affects the characteristics of the smolder wave itself, spontaneously self-accelerates, resulting in an eruption of the temperature in the smolder front.
Waves of glutamate release travel at essentially the same speed as the Ca2+ wave itself [39].
The impact wave itself can cause displacement of the heart, tearing of the large vessels, rupture of the heart, and displacement of the uterus, spleen, stomach, and liver.
