“The frequency of oscillation of the quartz crystal is affected to some extent by temperature.”

“Millhauser’s fiction has defied clean categorization specifically because of his regular oscillation between the modes of realism and fantasy.”

“A still more serious drawback, arising from the depreciation in silver, is the constant oscillation in the rate of foreign exchange accompanying the fluctuations of the silver market.”

“We see that the temperature of a brick is just the average energy per harmonic oscillator in the brick divided by Boltzmann's constant.”

“Many laser systems consist of an oscillator followed by one or more amplifier stages.”

“Finally, the average period of the oscillator is related to the average signal propagation delay through the test circuit.”

“Pachon produced a simple and practical modification of von Bernd's oscillometer in an airtight box with a glass window.”

“A previously asymptomatic 62-year-old male presented with ataxia and oscillopsia with progression over a 6-week interval.”

“Blurry vision, oscillopsia, transient opsoclonus, and cognitive impairment may be present.”

“He denied any colour desaturation and pain on eye movements, but did notice intermittent oscillopsia at the onset of his symptoms.”

“The impact of the much larger Martian oscillations on the planet's climate is thought to be even more significant.”

“Is it enough to measure binary oscillations of semiquinone to characterize damping of period four oscillations of oxygen evolution?”

“One objection that had been raised in the past is that this rate is too slow for motors to cause oscillations at audio frequencies.”

“It has two oscillators per voice, each with pulse, triangle and sawtooth waveforms, and they can be detuned or synchronized.”

“Additionally, POLARIS reduces total component count by integrating voltage control oscillators and loop filters.”

“Unlike the genuine article, the virtual version is eight-part multitimbral, with 32 wavetables available and two oscillators per voice.”