Sentence examples for whole waves from inspiring English sources

Sir John Hegarty said: "Whole waves of traditional industries will disappear or radically change due to automation.

The results indicate that the direction of the mean energy flux of filtered waves is more appropriate for the determination of the (SEBO) than that of whole waves.

Throughout the literature, the planform final shape, hereinafter denoted as the Static Equilibrium Beach Orientation (SEBO), is obtained based on the direction of the mean wave energy flux of whole waves impinging on the coast.

"But there seems to be a whole wave coming of people doing something similar.

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

We, as a whole wave of second-generation immigrants, had Oxbridge opportunities with that school.

"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.

Already Carthy has become a figurehead of contemporary English folk - and there's a whole wave of twentysomething players following in her footsteps.

Not that the old muralists need contemporary art to validate them, but there is a whole wave of art now inspired by natural science.

In the stands, Bruce Buck, the lawyer who became Chelsea's chairman after doing the legal work for Roman Abramovich to buy Chelsea in 2003 — and to purchase its multimillion-dollar players ever since — was riding a whole wave of emotions.

She was one of 12 exhibitors in the first New Generation show at the Whitechapel Gallery in 1964, a sensational series that launched a whole wave of young British artists long before YBA became a global trademark.