Sentence examples for wave the core from inspiring English sources

A generation is defined as an identifiable group that shares years, age, location, and significant life events at critical development stages, divided by five to seven years into the first wave, the core group, and the last wave.

Wave addresses the core flaw of Nearby Friends — that just because someone is in your proximity, doesn't mean they're available.

In the short wave (high frequency) limit the case (i) curves tend to the velocity of Rayleigh surface waves in the outer material, whilst the case (ii) curves asymptote the velocity of shear waves in the core.

As the waves enter the core, the velocity drops to about 8 km (5 miles) per second.

A more recent model for the westward drift posits that it is produced by hydromagnetic waves in the core (see below Magnetohydrodynamic waves magnetic pulsations).

Getting away from the radiation of ultrasonic waves in the core, the amount and size of NaCl deposits increase.

At the thermal wavelengths, standing waves and the core region of the vortices situated over the northern and southern poles are the most prominent features.

At higher impact velocities, plastic waves within the core members result in the front face stresses increasing with increasing velocity while the rear face stresses remain approximately constant.

The filled circles and squares, respectively, represented the compressional and shear wave velocity of the core with the fracture.

The filled circle and square represent the compressional and shear wave amplitudes of the core with the fracture.

An overall data comparison shows good agreement between calculated and measured pressure wave trend in the core region.