| The liquid's temperature increases, as the radiated longitudinal wave becomes attenuated inside the liquid. |
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| Shear waves are often generated when a longitudinal wave is incident on a fluid-solid interface at angles of incidence other than 90°. |
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| A longitudinal wave is characterized by particle motion in the same direction as wave propagation, as from a piston source. |
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| This will lead to a better longitudinal wave profile and reduce resistance leading to much improved fuel efficiency for clients. |
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| Refraction seismic prospecting concerns itself with the first longitudinal wave front impetus to reach any point by any path. |
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| An angled longitudinal wave is excited on the source aperture indicated by a thick pink line. |
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| Due to the sudden transverse motion of the local textile in the impact region, a longitudinal wave and a transverse wave are generated in the yams that directly contact the projectile. |
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| The way I see it, fluid, traveling within a pipe, whether it's a longitudinal wave form or a simple directional flow, still undergoes pipe flow loses. |
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| Since the motion of the medium at any point is a small vibration back and forth in the direction in which the wave is proceeding, sound is termed a longitudinal wave. |
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| A transverse representation of a longitudinal wave is shown at the bottom of the figure. |
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| In a longitudinal wave the oscillating disturbance is parallel to the direction of propagation. |
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| A longitudinal wave generating transducer will have a given near field in steel. |
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| This discovery led him to the conclusion that light was not a longitudinal wave as previously supposed but a transverse wave. |
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| Doppler was incorrect regarding light being a longitudinal wave. |
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| Spoken language relies on human physical ability to produce sound, which is a longitudinal wave propagated through the air at a frequency capable of vibrating the ear drum. |
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