Note, here, that each wave of repeated measurements are made simultaneously by all M methods under investigation.
How might these waves of death, repeated over aeons, influence the make-up of different species, he wondered?
Ditto the fiery moto perpetuo the whole ensemble creates in unison in the middle of the piece, or the waves of strange repeated chords that pass through the music near the end – a weirdly disturbing noise that's both static yet full of energy?
Antonis Vradis, a geographer at Durham University who has studied the impact of repeated waves of unrest here since 2008, describes how the youth networks have been preparing for this week's "rupture" with the ECB: "They are creating structures you can't default on.
The black crust is glass, caused by subsequent heating and melting, and the grains inside showed evidence of repeated shock waves.
We apply coda-wave interferometry to the records of repeated active seismic experiments conducted once a year from 2011 to 2014, and seismic interferometry to the ambient seismic noise data.
We continued to monitor cardiorespiratory variables while alternating the pacing rate (via the pacemaker telemetry head) between baseline and 30 beats/min above baseline, with a cycle time of 1 min. This cycle of repeated square-wave heart rate alternations was repeated five times, and a signal-averaged single cycle was then calculated.
Measurements were made using a number of repeated solitary broken waves or bores.
Like clockwork, a rhythm of waves repeated each day.
Tsunamis are composed of a series of broad waves, causing repeated floods far inland, so even a 2-meter-tall tsunami, a mere pup, can damage low-lying areas far more extensively than normal storm waves.
