Sentences with phrase «which vibrate»

It features four speakers, two on top and two below the device, which vibrate against your collarbone.

Behind the Sony A1E OLED TV are two sets of actuators which vibrate the OLED panel, creating sound.

Taking centre - stage is Kapoor's Shadows and Horizon Shadows series comprised of bands of light and dark out of which vibrate rich fields of colour; aquamarine, scarlet, magenta, cobalt blue.

This generates an range of responses which vibrate between beauty and repulsion.

If there's anything unpleasant about the Streetfighter, it's the frightening way the mirrors, which vibrate somewhat, make any car that does happen to catch up look like a police cruiser.

Housed within are the vocal folds, which vibrate to produce speech and singing, as well as structures that adjust their pitch, registration and volume.

«4 Furthermore, it proposes that the smallest particles in the universe are not dimensionless points (geometric point particles), but are one - dimensional strings tiny enough to resemble a point.4 Therefore, the superstring theory states that everything — matter and energy — is composed of indistinguishable strings which vibrate at different frequencies.

The tiniest weights are measured using nanotubes, which vibrate at different frequencies depending on the mass of the particles or molecules on them.

Bishop Brent struck a deep chord which vibrated through the whole conference.

Reed is another «word name» meaning a thin strip of material which vibrates to produce a sound on a musical instrument.

Ultrasonic Humidifier: In this case, instead of the fan there is a little metal diaphragm, which vibrates at ultrasonic frequency, breaking the water into small drops, which then becomes a vapor mist.

BB was quite a clingy baby (probably because of her reflux) but we had a swinging chair which vibrated and it allowed me to have two minutes here and there, without screaming, to brush my teeth or do something for myself.

But insiders tell The Herald that, while Yaa Asantewaa is a carbon copy of her mother in form, shape and character, Amina Rawlings, is mentioned to be at the mercy of the wind; easily swayed by whose voice is louder at a particular time — it is mostly Nana Konadu's voice, which vibrates in her ears and that is what she often times obey.

He was also put on a special ventilator, which vibrated air enriched with extra oxygen into his lungs.

Each flicker, called a granule, is a column of gas about 600 miles wide, which vibrates up and down about once every five minutes.

They used a type of atomic force microscopy, in which a vibrating needle - like tip is scanned over a surface, and differences in vibrational frequency due to the presence of electrons below are recorded at different spots.

Like polarized light (which vibrates in one direction and is produced by the scattering of visible light off the surface of the ocean, for example), the polarized «B - mode» microwaves the scientists discovered were produced when CMB radiation from the early universe scattered off electrons 380,000 years after the Big Bang, when the cosmos cooled enough to allow protons and electrons to combine into atoms.

A type of wave that can exist in a plasma (such as the region of space above Earth's aurora), which vibrates at an ion cyclotron frequency that corresponds to the ion type present (oxygen, helium, hydrogen, etc.).

The rate at which it vibrated, its frequency, could be altered.

Human beings are made almost completely of water, a liquid crystal, which vibrates at a crystalline level.

Boost short lashes into long, glossy ones with Maybelline New York Lash Stiletto Mascara ($ 8.95) or Lancôme Ôscillation ($ 34), which vibrates to simulate the motion of a professional application.

Another was a rock - like pendant called Wizz, which vibrates when a prospective match with shared interests is nearby.

A body of sound by Calvo - Manzano (1991), namely a body that emits sound can produce various sounds in dependence on the conditions under which it vibrates.

A forward - collision alert, defeatable, and lane - departure warning which vibrates the lower part of the driver's seat, also will be options.

The 750Li is also equipped with a lane departure warning system, which vibrates the steering wheel when the car crosses a lane line without signaling.

A further innovation is a so - called haptic accelerator pedal, which vibrates when sensors detect a speed differential to a slowing car ahead to prompt the driver to slow down for added efficiency.

The XTS Sedan is confirmed to be the first vehicle in Cadillac's lineup to come with their new Cadillac User Experience (CUE) which features advanced in - vehicle connectivity paired with an industry's first multi-touch screen with haptic feedback (which vibrates slightly when icons are touched).

The warnings from these systems come both visually and via the «safety alert seat,» which vibrates to warn of a potential problem.

The 208 is a quiet car, other than the engine, which vibrates at low revs in the typical three - cylinder manner.

Here also, the warning is most often an audible tone, but General Motors has made very interesting use of haptic feedback with its Safety Seat Alert, which vibrates the seat to grab your attention.

There are a number of active and passive safety features standard or available, among them a Driver Awareness package that includes Cadillac's Safety Alert Seat system, which vibrates under the appropriate side of your butt should you wander out of your lane.

Speaking of tech, the XTS features plenty of safety equipment, including Rear Cross Traffic Alert, Lane Departure Warning, Side Blind Zone Alert, Automatic Collision Preparation and even a new Safety Alert Seat «which vibrates either the left or right side of the driver's seat cushion, depending on the location of the impending concern.»

He would try to watch the trees outside his window divesting themselves of leaves, the slow spinning fall of September, but instead he saw the leaves of the jungle, leaves so big you could sit inside them and be wholly encased, leaves which vibrated and twitched and reacted to your presence as if sentient beings.

Twenty 2009 monotypes illuminated her post-Impressionist verve which vibrated in the gallery, culminating with large triptychs mimicking kimonos filled with growing forms in a transcendent fusion.

Ironically, the exit takes them into the one room in the exhibition which vibrates with energy.

Instead, Vivo uses something it's calling «screen sound casting technology» which vibrates the display in a way that is supposed to turn the entire phone into a speaker (think Sony's OLED TVs).

Not exact matches

The company is gaining particular traction with its StabiliZR movement system, which prevents the pointer of a gauge from vibrating, making it easier to read.

In the racing event, we can get up to 70 mph, which can be pretty scary because you're bouncing around and vibrating all over the place, and the tires we use, originally built for agriculture purposes, are only rated for 30 miles an hour.

Thus, because the ultimate objective, the totality to which my nature is attuned has been made manifest to me, the powers of my being begin spontaneously to vibrate in accord with a single note of incredible richness wherein I can distinguish the most discordant tendencies effortlessly resolved: the excitement of action and the delight of passivity: the joy of possessing and the thrill of reaching out beyond what one possesses; the pride in growing and the happiness of being lost in what is greater than oneself.

Yet is there any part of ourselves which does not glow and responsively vibrate with the measure of our growth?

Just as the diiodine molecule vibrates about its equilibrium internuclear distance, and molecules in solid iodine jiggle around in three dimensions, still keeping the overall structure of the crystal intact, so, too, there are fluctuations in the concentrations of all chemicals which participate in chemical equilibria.

Resonance is a physical phenomenon shown by a vibrating system which responds with maximum amplitude under the action of a force applied with a frequency that is a natural frequency of the vibrating body.

I sense a sort of echo, a harmonic vibrating between these two epochs, which gives a feeling of terminal decline.

Self - regulating, vibrating radial feeder troughs ensure an optimum product flow to the pool hoppers which supply a set of weigh hoppers directly underneath.

Logan sleeps in his own bed and I have a monitor that is linked to something that vibrates, which is under my pillow, so when he stirs or cries at night the vibration will alert me to his needing me and I'll pick him up.

It can act as a bouncer along with being a still vibrating lounger which calms your baby and helps them in dosing off.

Other settings which are viewable and / or controlled through the parent unit are the pan / tilt function, music with 19 lullabies, low battery indicator, the vibrating alert, the cry alert and the nightlight to sooth and comfort your baby in the dark.

Most new parents purchase or register for a baby swing and a vibrating bouncer / lounger which can become quite costly.

When the string is pulled taut and you speak into one of the cans, the bottom acts like a diaphragm, changing the sound waves into vibrations of the string which then cause the bottom of the second can to vibrate, recreating the sound which is then heard by the second person.

And for fun, you can enable some extra features such as the Rhythmical Beat which causes the phone to vibrate to the beat of the music, visual effects which displays a dancing animation on the screen, pick a song image which allows you to set your own album image, or my favorite... Join the Band.