Sentence examples for the whole wave from inspiring English sources

"The whole wave he rode in on isn't here anymore," said Dennis Pittman, the executive director of the Oakland County Republican Party, speaking about Mr. Obama.

It wasn't quite Warby Parker, but it did help pioneer the whole wave of online optometrist startups.

Small residuals in the assumption of body waves show that the whole wave trains of tremor consisted mainly of body waves (see Appendix).

You can leave comments on these items (or if it's Google Wave, pull in the whole Wave), as well as easily share via the various social networks including Twitter, Facebook and yes, FriendFeed.

Most notably, it was widely believed to be the inspiration for the naming of Google Wave (hey, remember Google Wave?), and apparently the whole Wave development process involved lots of references to Firefly and other Whedon-related works.

This result strongly suggests the body waves are dominant in the whole wave trains of tremor which we analyzed so that excited waves should not change from body to surface waves.

The whole waving your arms thing, well it feels a bit mad to be doing something cause you have to show movement or whatever.

But a combination of Moore's Law making the components cheaper, ever-more efficient manufacturing technologies, cost-cutting competitors, and, as the final blow, the arrival of a whole wave of appealing and low-cost new computing platforms, from smart-phones to game consoles to tablets, have stripped most of the once-impressive profit margins out of the PC business.

vec.x is the amplitude of the 0 frequency cosine (constant) and vec.x is the amplitude of the highest (N/2) frequency cosine (ie. alternating 1,-1's in the time domain) vec.x[2, 3] is the amplitude of the cos(2*PI*i/n), sin(2*PI*i/n) components (ie. one whole wave in the time domain) vec.x[n-2, n-1] is the amplitude of the cos PI* n-1)*i/n), sin(PI*(n-1)*i/n) cos PI* n-1

But the shock-factor strategy they have used since the 1980s has sparked a whole wave of "good cause" organisations that have been irresponsible with regard to the images shown to the rest of the world.

And there was a whole wave in the '80s to '90s about technology and being mobile.