| The eddies set up an oscillation that may be reinforced by the natural frequency of the structure. |
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| The importance of PIR for network oscillation was perhaps most firmly established in the lobster stomatogastric ganglion. |
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| The more highly accurate quartz clocks followed and depended on the oscillation of quartz crystal for control. |
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| There is an oscillation which causes an impression of scintillation over the area. |
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| This oscillation between different parodic and satirical tactics makes it something of a moving target for potential litigation. |
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| A double oscillation is also a possibility, for example if the trees are defoliated by predators and then put out a second growth of leaves. |
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| Opera researchers are concentrating their efforts on the oscillation between the muon and tau neutrino. |
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| Acoustic cavitation involves the creation and oscillation of gas bubbles in a liquid. |
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| These oscillation measurements are so accurate that an atomic clock, if left unadjusted, would gain or lose one second every 160,000 years. |
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| The field oscillation measurements allow to discover coseismal, near seismic and pre-seismic electromagnetism. |
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| Concomitant development of a long tail would be important to damp lateral oscillation and control yaw associated with pelvic paddling. |
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| We exploit the dependence of the oscillation frequency on light intensity to generate both photophobic and phototropic movement of the gel. |
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| Specific gravity was measured by a harmonic oscillation method on the automated workstation. |
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| The progression of the mechanical oscillation itself is conditioned by the grain compatibility of harmonics. |
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| A simple device might oscillate at 1Hz, therefore 1 second would elapse for each oscillation. |
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| The Ministry of Electricity is implementing measures to stabilize the oscillation of electric current in its power lines. |
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| Here, a very low-amplitude, high-frequency oscillation is superimposed on a sine curve. |
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| We used an electromechanical oscillator to apply a known vertical oscillation to the rover antenna. |
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| Interplay is the appropriate word to describe his unusual oscillation between reality and imagination. |
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| The hammer area of rocker arms is hardened progressively or by oscillation. |
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| A feature shared by many clock gene transcripts is that their abundance is subject to circadian and diurnal oscillation. |
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| Although he wrongly concluded that the periods of oscillation of two pendulums were in the same ratio as their lengths, he later corrected the error. |
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| Large-amplitude oscillation can result in damage to the cables or perceived discomfort to bridge users. |
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| Following initiation of the seiche, the water sloshes back and forth until the oscillation is damped out by friction. |
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| The sizes of the fluid cell and air bubble should be varied to study their effects on the bubble oscillation and shape deformation. |
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| With a balance wheel oscillation frequency of 21,000 vibrations per hour, the mainspring can run the watch for an impressive 10 days. |
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| I use vibration, the prickle on the skin, the warmth of the sounds, the oscillation, but also the weight of the bowl. |
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| In these stars the free period of oscillation does not coincide with the periodicity of the driving mechanism. |
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| Porpoising is oscillation about the aircraft's lateral axis in the manner of a porpoise. |
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| The oscillation of radio waves can be compared to the intensity of a sharp sea wave and the languid ruffle of a slow wave. |
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| I notice this oscillation between policy talk and passionate politics a lot when speaking with Wood. |
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| Research on sediments by the Scripps Institution shows that the collapse was in fact a natural oscillation. |
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| As some leave and some come, there seems to be a little bit of oscillation in those numbers, for sure. |
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| However, you can express the same information much more simply using a single value, the oscillation frequency. |
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| This oscillation of performance is also regarded as being associated with a temporary insufficiency of dopamine. |
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| The equatorial temperature oscillation implies the existence of several strong jets stacked vertically. |
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| The operating principle of an electromagnetic oscillation is well known for its excellent efficiency! |
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| For example, we have developed a system which measures and actively suppresses oscillation in bridge structures. |
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| It is at a distance 'l' from the axis of oscillation in the release plane, which is equal to 1 m ± 5 mm. |
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| It was not determined whether the condition of the bungees had allowed ski oscillation or vibration. |
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| The chiropractor aims to restore the harmony of movement of the entire spinal column or set individual vertebrae in oscillation. |
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| Each brush element is damped by a rubber buffer to prevent excessive oscillation. |
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| This constant oscillation in the reading of figure-ground is heightened further by the memory of the trabeated system to which the Doric columns allude. |
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| In such case, the valves should be closed just enough to stop oscillation. |
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| The rest function as insulators, or dampers of mechanical oscillation. |
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| This oscillation is not exactly a parallel to the balance wheel and hairspring of a clockwork watch, but the fact is that both use oscillations to keep track of passing time. |
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| Engine oscillation is held to a few thousandths of a millimeter. |
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| As is proposed to be the case for the plant photoreceptors, this oscillation may modulate light resetting of the clock and affect the shape of the phase response curve. |
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| While in St Petersburg he made one of his most famous discoveries when he defined the simple nodes and the frequencies of oscillation of a system. |
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| He had considered a hanging chain of several linked pendulums, all suspended from one another, and discovered various different modes of oscillation. |
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| Atmospheric circulation over the Bolivian altiplano during dry and wet periods and extreme phases of the southern oscillation. |
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| According to Breinig and Lösch, transdifference designates a condition of oscillation between two poles, which causes a temporary disruption of the differences. |
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| Waves A wave is an oscillation which moves in space, such as sound waves, earthquake waves and the matter waves and light waves which turn out to make up just about everything in the universe. |
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| However, the clock measures the oscillation speed of quartz crystal, the sundial measures the rotation speed of the earth and the calendar measures the orbital speed of the earth around the sun. |
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| A machined Decelerator bracket and Sims Vibration Dampener absorb string oscillation. |
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| Specific lens oscillation in agreement with the disk to compensate its torsions and to guarantee quality and reliable recording on the whole disk. |
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| Two of these stars in NGC 2264 pulsate and MOST has observed literally hundreds of oscillation frequencies in them due to sound waves bouncing around in their gas. |
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| Measures from forced oscillation pneumography similarly showed improvement in pulmonary function. |
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| In the lead through oscillation technology: unsurpassed versatility. |
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| More and more customers are asking for a subwoofer where the cone's oscillation is controlled perfectly, reproducing a low bass and mountable in a small cabinet. |
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| The period of oscillation of a seiche depends on the causative force which sets the water basin in motion and the natural or free oscillating period of the basin. |
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| Mr. Rob Anders: What would be the low end of the army oscillation? |
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| The dynamical phenomena of the oscillation of mechanical components of a rail vehicle are often nonlinear and nonsteady. |
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| There are almost no limits to their use due to individual adaptation possibilities with revolving tables, shotblasting nozzle oscillation and pendulum devices, etc. |
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| Do not stay in the manoeuvring or oscillation zone of the machine! |
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| The frequencies associated with the oscillation modes are therefore easily and precisely measured in light or radial velocity temporal variations. |
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| This d-c signal is then photochopped in a solid-state oscillation circuit and the resulting a-c signal amplified. |
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| Operation is based upon the principle of electromagnetic oscillation, which eliminates the need for any sliding parts, thereby minimising power consumption and providing a high degree of efficiency. |
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| Baryon oscillation is basically sound waves in the early Universe. |
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| The last time we detected a plasma oscillation was nine years ago. |
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| If the pawl is rotated half a turn so that its sloping side is on the left, oscillation of the arm rotates the wheel in a clockwise direction only. |
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| Also, there was a tendency for oscillation whenever there was a speed change. |
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| To cause resonance, the phase of a sinusoidal wave after a roundtrip must be equal to the initial phase, so the waves reinforce the oscillation. |
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| There may be several such series of resonant frequencies, corresponding to different modes of oscillation. |
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| It is part of the Arctic oscillation, and varies over time with no particular periodicity. |
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| The liquid inside the capsule serves to damp the movement of the needle, reducing oscillation time and increasing stability. |
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| Simultaneous oscillation of pulses with four-fold difference in pulsewidths and tens of Hz repetition rate difference is observed. |
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| An index which is used to gauge the magnitude of this effect in the Northern Hemisphere is the Arctic oscillation. |
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| The tremulant intentionally disturbs the stability of the wind in order to produce a desirable musical oscillation. |
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| Cutting wedges of grinding wheel are positioned in resonance ultrasound wave systems antinodes of longitudinal stagnancy oscillation. |
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| Vocal fold oscillation is highly dependent on the rheologic properties of the anatomic constituents of these folds. |
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| For instance, spin wave device is a type of magnetic logic device exploiting collective spin oscillation for information transmission and processing. |
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| The Atlantic multidecadal oscillation is also connected with shifts in hurricane activity, rainfall patterns and intensity, and changes in fish populations. |
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| The Arctic also has a wide range of intense weather patterns, such as cyclones and anticyclones, Arctic oscillation, polar lows, and semi-permanent highs and lows. |
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| Therefore, if absorption causes an attenuation of the oscillation amplitude, the temperature must decrease exponentially with increasing thickness. |
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| If the amplifier's input pin is located in a leaked signal's antinode, then a stronger leaked signal will feed back into the amplifier, creating the oscillation effect. |
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| This occurs when the Arctic oscillation is positive, and during winter low pressure near the poles is stronger than it would be during the summer. |
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| As the decay process produces an electron neutrino, some of the proposed explanations for the observed rate oscillation invoke neutrino properties. |
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| Initial ideas related to flavour oscillation met with skepticism. |
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| The influence of flowmotion on the current signal is highly dependent upon the distance from the electrode to the region undergoing oscillation in perfusion. |
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| The RPA uses the same sealed test cavity as the MDR, but has the added capability to vary frequency, amplitude of oscillation and temperature during a test. |
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| There has been oscillation between optimism and pessimism among voters. |
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