oscillation

Examples of oscillating

oscillating

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

Their downstream motion being decelerated recognizably, they stay longer in the vicinity of the oscillating airfoil.
However, the most dramatic effect comes from oscillating the observer's position very rapidly.
To resonate with the oscillating electric field in the interaction region, it must bear the same or be near the frequency of the electric field.
Figure 1 shows the time evolution of densities and the oscillating part of the yvelocities for different strengths of input energy.
Control of oscillating glycolysis of yeast by stochastic, periodic and steady source of substrate : a model and experimental study.
The longitudinal component of the velocity ux clearly reveals oscillating behavior superimposed on a soliton-like structure.
In particular, an analysis of the derived nonlinear equation will demonstrate the existence of nonlinear travelling waves and oscillating standing waves.
The m will be real and waves will propagate from the oscillating plane.
This is because we feel that the oscillating piston problem, although interesting, lacks direct practical application.
Miles (1950) studied the matter of the ' compressibility correction' for wings oscillating sinusoidally in subsonic flow.
Upon returning to the stationary frame of reference, these cells are precisely the viscous vortices oscillating to and fro high above the ripples.
This has great advantages in problems including oscillating material surfaces, like the air/water interface in this case.
However, the text does not settle on this view of manual work, oscillating instead between the two alternatives.
The use of standard gradient method will result in poor performance and oscillating steps.
One can easily conclude that the beam in this case converges with f oscillating between unity and a positive minimum, producing multiple foci.
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