pulsation

pulsate | American Dictionary

pulsate
verb[ I ]
us/ˈpʌl·seɪt/
to make sounds or movements with a regular rhythm:
A light pulsates in the distance.

Examples of pulsate

pulsate
This is particularly suggested by the succession of evaporite couplets, which are attributed to pulsating episodes of water table change.
A subclass of neutron stars are sources of pulsating radio emission- the so called pulsars.
It was to be used in emergency rooms to clean wounds with a pulsating flow of saline solution.
Using asymptotic methods, we determine a simplified problem that describes the transition from harmonic to pulsating oscillations as the bifurcation parameter is changed.
In vitro, this naturally pulsating environment of astroglia has traditionally been mimicked by delivering mechanical stimuli with the tip of a patch-pipette.
Although more often attributed to climate fluctuations, many shallowing-upward lacustrine cycles might result from pulsating tectonism taking place contemporaneously with sediment deposition.
Cranial ultrasonography and color flow mapping revealed uniform low velocityflowwithin a large pulsating echo-free space in the mid-posterior fossa.
In this paper, we concentrate on a laser that exhibits pulsating limit-cycle oscillations.
As the branch starts to fold, the oscillations are already strongly pulsating.
As an example, in the second part of the paper, the case of two freely translating, nonlinearly pulsating bubbles is considered.
The stricture causes a high velocity, which, interestingly, often pulsates.
When using the smoothing, the 302 emission was not pulsating and was nearly continuously constant.
This moved slowly, gyrating forward with tremendous excitement, pulsating in their fervent devotion.
Seen in this fashion, the film pulsates with possibility : it anticipates a story without actually producing one.
We then use the numerical solution to study the effects of pulsating the flow rate on a typical displacement.
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