Sentences with phrase «vibrate in»

Attached house owner SCREWED a 4 - tonne a / c unit to the (brick) wall of the longer house, and vibrated the kitchen wall so bad, the vibration reverberated through the whole half of the house and made the water in the bathtub vibrate in the room above; lawyers argued; city finally forced owner to remove a / c unit but had to threaten to take owner to court first; bad neighbours resulting, so sad.

If possible, push yourself to carve out moments of your day or week where you turn your phone off or at least leave it on vibrate in the other room.

As all musicians know, when a note is struck on an open piano string, other strings begin to vibrate in overtones of harmonic resonance.

On Mark Ronson's «Uptown Funk,» the bass thumped with tactile impact — I could feel it vibrate in my chest more than I could on most Bluetooth speakers.

Once paired, they then vibrate in varying intensities according to your needs and desires when you get an incoming notification.

The Mi Band 2 can also monitor your sleep schedule and you can program it to vibrate in case you get slouchy and remain sedentary for longer periods.

Should you pull too hard, the handle will vibrate in order to warn you to go easy on your scalp.

Solids absorb and release heat quickly because their closely packed molecules tend to vibrate in unison (vibration = heat)-- so there's little time lag.

Gas molecules are far apart so won't vibrate in unison but they move around very quickly and so they quickly redistribute their heat by randomly colliding with nearby molecules (collisions = heat)-- again little time lag.

I apply the stains to canvas with more wet paint as a binder, allow it to dry, remove the plastic sheeting and the painted gesture remains on the canvas, intact, with textural language of ripples and folds from the plastic that vibrate in the glow of raking light.

Instead, it is what they produce and whether the material fits the distinctive patterns that Jafa questions in his essay 69: «How do we make black images vibrate in accordance with certain frequential values that exist in Black music?»

Color combinations vibrate in these large - scale figurative works that reference Matisse, Blaxploitation, religious icons such as the Madonna and psychedelia.

Muffled basses make stretched silver sheets vibrate in sync with the music.

So when the movement in a Mannerist drawing seems to vibrate in tune with one of my own works, I know that they are saying something similar about the world and that they should be paired with one another.

Her tilings vibrate in red, white, and black.

The experimental artists of Group Zero manipulated nails, wires, and more to create monochromatic abstractions that seem to vibrate in space.

Re / Post, a group show of artists who produce images and objects to make works that seem to vibrate in some way.

When you're initially matched with an opponent while searching for Ring, Casual or Ranked matches, the controller will now vibrate in addition to the sound effect it already makes.

Take down targets with deadly accuracy, feel the controller vibrate in your hands and stay immersed in every skirmish thanks to built - in motion sensors and intuitive DualShock 4 controls.

Comic Con, Tetsuya Mizuguchi told the attended crowd that much - anticipated Kinect title, Child of Eden, has a corset - style peripheral developers Q Entertainment have designed, which can hold four 360 controllers that vibrate in time to to the game's synth soundtrack.

Dubbed «Haptic Feedback» or HD Rumble, this interesting innovation basically means that the Joy - Con can vibrate in different parts at different times and at different intensities.

This is done with your controller which begins to vibrate in your hands.

When you rub her lower back near her tail, does she stand still and sort of vibrate in place?

«Users are familiar with hearing their phone ring or feeling it vibrate in silent mode.

When the world outside hardens with dark and cold, the sky - blue tiles grow icy and sting my naked soles, but pipes vibrate in a low, comforting hum and the water is hot and delightful; I plunge into it with a heedless splash, rushing to slide into soap suds up to my chin before the prickle of goose bumps overtakes me.

The clichés, the lazy phrasing, the pompous reaching, the empty fluff will vibrate in your writer's ear just as much as a perfectly turned sentence.

But after a few seconds I felt the gadget vibrate in my hand, and I knew: yes, this works, just as Jeff Stollard and I had planned.

Forward Collision Alert, Lane Departure Warning, Lane Keep Assist, and Driver Safety Alert Seat (which causes the driver's seat to vibrate in the event of something untoward happening while at the helm) are included with the Rear Cross-Traffic Alert and Side Blind Zone Alert functions.

In its unique design, the spring masses vibrate in the opposite direction of the torsional vibrations of the engine, balancing out undesirable torsional vibrations.

Chekhov's stories and plays often vibrate in that zone where comedy and tragedy are indistinguishable.

«Bells chime, people chant, prayers broadcasted over a loudspeaker vibrate in my bones.

Allow yourself to vibrate in a place of positive expectation, rather than assuming it won't work again...

When you ALLOW yourself to feel thin, instead of forcing yourself to stop overeating... allow yourself to vibrate in a place of positive expectation, rather than assuming it won't work again... your vibration and self - acceptance are completely different, and your body and mind are invited to cooperate with your desires.

Positive, kind and inspiring thoughts and emotions vibrate in harmony with your cells and help them function optimally.

When you vibrate in closer resonance with the universal elements, your chakras will function better, and that's what yoga practices were designed to do.

When p.acnes bacteria is exposed to visible light of wavelengths between 407nm and 420nm, the porphyrins vibrate in sync with the energy and destabilise the cell membrane in which they reside.

The heated carbon atoms began to vibrate in a random, nonsynchronized fashion.

Often the bridges lack sturdy supports and hang between leaves or reeds that vibrate in wind or water currents, so researchers long wondered how these seemingly flimsy structures stay up.

«One may figuratively compare resonances within the nucleus to what happens during an earthquake, where all buildings vibrate in a more or less consistent rhythm, just like neutrons in a giant resonance.

If an accelerated ion of high energy impacts on the nucleus of a heavy element, it makes the nucleus vibrate in a very special manner: all of its neutrons begin to oscillate collectively with respect to all of its protons.

He says that any animal with air - filled lungs that vibrate in response to pressure waves «will hear pressure in water whether it wants to or not.»

In a solid, the absorption of a phonon makes an atom vibrate in its bonds with neighboring atoms; releasing the phonon allows the atom to relax.

If you didn't have them, the strings could not vibrate in a consistent way.

That might occur if the string didn't have these extra dimensions, to play in, to act, to vibrate in and to move in.

BEC clouds are prized because their atoms» delicate quantum states all vibrate in unison, effectively creating one big atom that does things individual atoms can not.

«In Raman you use a laser to impart energy into the material, and it starts to vibrate in ways that are intrinsic to the material, and which, in phosphorene, are anisotropic,» said Meunier.

He is now working on a resonator that can vibrate in more complex ways, yielding even more precise readings.

Echography with microbubbles uses the fact that the bubbles will vibrate in the blood at the same frequency as the sound produced by the echoscanner, as well as at twice that frequency; the so - called second harmonic.

The light doesn't have a fixed polarization; it doesn't vibrate in a fixed direction.

Pulsars reveal the magnetic field in neighboring reaches of space because they typically emit polarized light — radio waves that vibrate in a particular plane as they travel through space.