oscillation

Examples of oscillated

oscillated

In English, many past and present participles of verbs can be used as adjectives. Some of these examples may show the adjective use.

Then, almost on a daily basis, they oscillated between the old and new homesteads.
During further follow-up of either treatment schedule, protein levels oscillated around values similar to those in the control group at corresponding days.
Definitions have oscillated between biological, most recently genetic, and social markers of identity.
The abdomens of both the male and the female oscillated abruptly dorso-ventrally.
For women, ° this figure oscillated between 10 and 15 per cent.
Representing some 20 per cent of the electorate, low-income workers' (those making less than $25,000) oscillated voting between the two parties through the 1980s.
Similar to the previous movement, the potential walls are oscillated, but again this has little effect on the system because of the high viscosity.
As each link moved, the base oscillated due to compliance.
Since the operator freely oscillated the grip handle, exact frequency and amplitude were not obtained.
For women, the relationship with age oscillated and the highest prevalence (60.7 %) of ' poor' health was among those aged 75-79 years.
These waves extended three-dimensionally along the length of the tank and oscillated with seemingly mixed longitudinal and transverse modes.
Between 1992/93 and 1997/98, this oscillated between about 9.3 per cent and 10.7 per cent, averaging less than 10 per cent overall.
But in 1995, the number of asylum applications dropped to 5,680 and then oscillated between 4,730 (1996) and 6,650 (1998).
Pensioner numbers oscillated between 1 and 5, though all these figures varied somewhat over the year and not everyone was a recipient in every week.
Other adjustments must have been made, for our commentator states that some scientists have established that the obliquity of the ecliptic oscillated between 23;51° and 23;35°.
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