Sentences with phrase «continuous wave from»

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Space and time have seemed both continuous and discontinuous from Zeno's paradoxes up to current debates about the reality of electrons and photons: are they (continuous) waves or (discrete) particles?

President Mahama looking puzzled and left with no option waved at the teeming crowd from his Toyota Land cruiser vehicle in response to the traders continuous making of the change sign.

Switching from pulses to continuous waves provided the key.

The study shows that public attention has jumped from one alternative fuel to the next in continuous waves: first with methanol, natural gas and plug - in electric vehicles in the late 1980s and early 1990s, then to hybrid electric vehicles, hydrogen, and biofuels in the late 1990s and early 2000s.

This article traces the development of stabilized lasers from the Massachusetts Institute of Technology passive - stabilization experiments of the early 1960's up through the current epoch of highly stabilized helium - neon and carbon dioxide and continuous wave dye lasers.

They also spend less time in continuous slow - wave sleep, the deepest phase, from which it is hardest to be aroused.

The continuous light waves decrease inflammation by increasing blood and lymphatic flow and by absorbing excess water from tissues.

Therapeutic lasers release light from the infrared spectrum at two slightly different wavelengths, and the light is sent in two different patterns, pulsed waves and continuous waves.

Continuous waves of brilliant colored «bullets» and laser rays fill the screen from all angles creating the feeling of hopelessness but using your own dazzling energy weapons to your advantage is the only way to proceed.

Descriptive information for substance use at all waves (non-users excluded from continuous variables)