Sentence examples for wave entering from inspiring English sources

We can shut our eyes at will, but not our ears, and what we hear is penetrating and physical — a wave entering our head.

The biracial baby boy I am carrying will be a part of this multiracial wave entering America's schools and more broadly American life.

"The demographic wave entering their 60s is enormous, and that is likely to greatly increase the prevalence of diseases like diabetes and heart disease," said Dr. S. Jay Olshansky, an epidemiologist at the University of Illinois at Chicago, and one of the paper's authors.

A special interface has been designed to prevent the forward wave entering the waveguide from the source.

Finally, a highly nonuniform, coastline-conforming unstructured grid is used to demonstrate an unsteady simulation that models an artificial coastal flooding due to a forced wave entering the Gulf of Mexico.

In order to examine this, 4 waves of new patients were isolated and studied, each wave entering quarterly in 2005.

He said that one flower for every victim had been placed on the edge of the river where a wave entered from the sea.

"If the wave enters an enclosed space or somebody is up against a wall, it can have a reflective effect and it can magnify the effect of the blast wave," Dr. Hayda said.

As Next Wave enters its tenth year, I challenge you, dear readers, to make yourselves visible.

As we see from Fig. 1, the electromagnetic wave enters normally into the plasma slab.

Science's Next Wave enters 2005 with a new editor--me--a new, closer relationship with the best scientific magazine in the world Science--and a deeper and wider understanding of the scientific workplace than we have ever had before.