Waves – loose waves, bouncy waves, tousled waves, beach waves – are a perennially popular look for everything from work to weddings.
|
|
The RMIT group calls its new hybrid waves "surface reflected bulk waves," as they exist as a combination of two existing varieties of acoustic waves known as bulk waves and surface waves.
|
|
The first seismic waves from explosions, or primary waves (P waves), are typically stronger.
|
|
But there were all kinds of waves pouring from the TV on Tuesday night: waves of data, waves of narrative, waves of nausea and/or relief.
|
|
Gravitational waves differ from electromagnetic waves—the waves that make up X-rays, light, and radio waves—because the latter is formed by oscillating electric and magnetic fields.
|
|
Digi-Capital AR platform waves Digi-Capital AR platform waves Consumer technology waves are not all the same.
|
|
Pressure waves, or P-waves, are the fastest; shear waves, or S-waves, are slower but cause more ground-shaking; and last are the leisurely but devastating Rayleigh waves, which cause the ground to roll like swells on the sea.
|
|
With an earthquake, it's the opposite: The primary waves are weaker and the secondary waves and stronger secondary waves.
|
|
You can have finished beachy waves or messy beachy waves.
|
|
See, sound waves, like light waves, have peaks and valleys.
|
|
American television stations use one of two types of waves: VHF waves, which travel farther, and UHF waves, which don't travel as far.
|
|
EJ: Yeah, 'cause waves after waves of enemies coming at you.
|
|
"As I started to learn more about nonlinear waves and internal solitary waves, I started getting more interested in surface waves," Fincham tells me.
|
|
Surface waves are made up of Love waves, which result in a back-and-forth shaking, and Rayleigh waves, which cause a rolling motion.
|
|
He had gone through Democratic waves, Republican waves, and everything in between.
|
|
Blue represents P waves, which travel faster than more violent S waves.
|
|
Brain waves were translated into radio waves and then outputted as sound.
|
|
These waves, known as plasma waves, aren&apost unique to Earth, either.
|
|
If electromagnetic waves are the universe's visuals, gravitational waves are its music.
|
|
The first seismic waves that trip sensors are so-called primary waves (p-waves), which help the early warning system determine the quake's location and magnitude.
|
|
The waves created in the FlowWave center were much smaller than the waves actually registered at Draupner—the artificial waves broke at only a few feet.
|
|
Instead, they're unexpectedly large waves that appear among a population of smaller waves.
|
|
It's a type of telescope that uses gravitational waves instead of electromagnetic waves.
|
|
The idea is that users record these "waves" and the waves get replies.
|
|
I didn't see the game as Toronto having waves and waves against us.
|
|
In stage three, the slowest brain waves, called delta waves, begin to appear.
|
|
So by monitoring P-Waves, sensors can tell when S-Waves are coming.
|
|
LIGO looks for gravitational waves using interferometers, devices that measure displacement in waves.
|
|
Heat waves: A hotter planet will mean more frequent and severe heat waves.
|
|
Abortion restrictions now pass in waves — and the waves are happening with increasing frequency.
|
|
"Physics is all about waves; understanding the universe is all about waves," Greene said.
|
|
Scientists have also seen gravity waves — sometimes called buoyancy waves — on Earth and Mars.
|
|
But electrons interact via electromagnetism, so they let out electromagnetic waves, or light waves.
|
|
Radio waves confirmed this spreading, too—scientists first reported radio waves on September 2.
|
|
Impossible to tell, but they keep coming, waves and waves emerging from the darkness.
|
|
"Physics is all about waves; understanding the universe is all about waves," said Green.
|
|
Shock waves, like sound waves, travel quickly in water and solids but not air.
|
|
As they radiate away, the waves tend to coalesce, forming two main shock waves.
|
|
" Whereas, "If you want something like Veronica Lake's waves, ask for Old Hollywood waves.
|
|
"Waves are good, but waves without a sophisticated party organization fall short," said Kamarck.
|
|
Shock waves radiate out in all directions, hitting reefs meant to shape breaking waves.
|
|
Waves There is a flood of waves in this video and we are drowning.
|
|
"Huntington wrote that waves of revolution are greater than waves of counterrevolution," Maher said.
|
|
As opposed to S-Waves —the slower moving waves that actually shake the ground — P-Waves are faster, and occur sooner at the beginning of the earthquake process.
|
|
"Greets silently" at first made me think of nodding, but it could be "waves at" or "waves to"; I was unprepared for WAVES HI, but it's perfectly fine.
|
|
Detonating shells set off supersonic blast waves that slow down and become sound waves; such waves have been linked to traumatic brain injury, once known as shell shock.
|
|
In this case the "sound" comes out in gravitational waves and not ordinary sound waves.
|
|
For this study we studied a particular subclass of these waves: quasi-stationary waves, i.e.
|
|
As they radiate away, the waves tend to coalesce to form two main shock waves.
|
|
Polarization is a fundamental physical property of many sorts of waves, including waves of light.
|
|
While scientists recently detected gravitational waves from 3 billion years ago, they have yet to detect much older primordial gravitational waves, though the search for these ancient waves is underway.
|
|
That type of disturbance in the plasma state generates a lot of acoustic waves—sound waves.
|
|
Like other highly directional speakers, what's being generated isn't audible sound waves but rather ultrasonic waves.
|
|
So it shouldn't come as a shock that light waves behave a lot like radio waves.
|
|
The game pits you, a single brave space explorer, against waves upon waves of hostile spaceships.
|
|
There was little appreciation of how radically different light waves were from sound and water waves.
|
|
Valuing waves can help fight developments like sea walls that threaten to mess up the waves.
|
|
Mars' seismic waves also reverberate more than waves on Earth, and more similarly to moon quakes.
|
|
He also said the "waves of terrace rice look like sea waves leading him back home."
|
|
Waves on the surface, turbulent waves on the surface, the depth of the ocean naturally silent.
|
|
He pointed out what are typically the stock's three trend waves and two intervening corrective waves.
|
|
When the waves come in, the sand softens, but when the waves withdraw, the sand stiffens.
|
|
"Right now, I'm being bathed in gravitational waves, you're being bathed in gravitational waves," says Reitze.
|
|
New Waves succeeds in illustrating not only Melehi's painted waves, but how those waves spread across Morocco to create a cultural scene that celebrated tradition and brought it to the masses.
|
|
Fewer radio waves are depicted in blue, more radio waves in red, and the most in white.
|
|
It shot radio waves at the ground, then recorded how the waves that bounced back had changed.
|
|
But if you send ultrasound waves waves through the colon, you could shorten that process to minutes.
|
|
Most months there are only a couple waves of bans, but in December there were five waves.
|
|
The first signs of an earthquake are primary waves, which move quickly, outpacing the slower secondary waves.
|
|
Also, trucks following too close to one another will create waves that combine into even bigger waves.
|
|
Stream Tame Impala's remix of Miguel's "Waves" below and check back tomorrow for Rogue Waves in full.
|
|
Instead, the teeny weeny particles that comprise everything solid behave like waves — like sound waves, for instance.
|
|
What happens during heat waves, and how has climate change affected the outcomes of those heat waves?
|
|
READ: Gravitational waves detected -- and that's creating waves in science For decades, astronomers have gathered strong corroborative evidence of the existence of these waves, but they have never been detected directly -- until now.
|
|
It was the first time scientists actually observed something in space produce both gravitational waves and light waves.
|
|
Instead of just detecting electromagnetic waves (infrared, radio, visible, UV, X-ray), we can also detect gravitational waves.
|
|
The music swells, the waves make a racket (these waves are noisy), and Jenna and Jordan become one.
|
|
During the initial impact, shock waves flattened trees in massive waves within a radius of nearly 1,000 miles.
|
|
As we stood under chemtrails and waves of weaponized 5G waves in the parking lot, Watsun Atkinsun agreed.
|
|
That definitely overlaps with thinking musically about triangle waves versus sine waves, and prickly sounds versus smooth sounds.
|
|
Then the observations in optical light and electromagnetic waves fill in the blanks that gravitational waves can't answer.
|
|
Extreme cold waves, it says, are less common since the 1980s, while extreme heat waves are more common.
|
|
Rogue waves are large and unexpected surface waves that are at least twice the size of their neighbours.
|
|
The sound waves in question are more properly known as acoustic gravity waves (AGWs): vast underwater waves that travel at the speed of sound and are generated naturally by earthquakes and other geological events.
|
|
There are different types of brain waves: beta waves are present when the mind is alert and focused on a task and alpha waves when the mind is relaxed, free to wander or daydream.
|
|
Technically this is out of place on this list, since it's not electromagnetic waves but sound waves doing the work, specifically focused beams of ultrasonic waves, which are converted back into electricity via transduction.
|
|
If you really look at that metaphor of sound and what sound really is: it's a physical thing, waves complicated waves—how waves get integrated and how it transforms from one medium to another medium.
|
|
Today, President Trump&aposs visit right here to the U.K. was accompanied by waves and waves of angry protesters.
|
|
How To Get Non-Crunchy Beach Waves When You Have Straight HairHow To Master Beachy Waves, Sans The Beach
|
|
It can happen when radio waves interfere with the transmission of other radio waves passing through the same path.
|
|
LIGO is tuned to listen for specific frequencies of gravitational waves, mostly higher pitched waves in the kilohertz range.
|
|
Australia specifically, which is already prone to heat waves, is vulnerable to "more frequent, hotter, and longer" heat waves.
|
|
They were still considered freak waves, however, because of their relative height compared to the waves that produced them.
|
|
"An underwater explosion or an above ground explosion would clearly create a bunch of waves, strong waves," he said.
|
|
" Dorian cautioned that the virus "is a development that is going to be coming in waves or mini waves.
|
|
This means that the gravitational waves the observatory detected were not waves of fluid, energy or any known substance.
|
|
These waves, called zonal waves, are influenced by severe weather on Earth's surface and travel around the upper atmosphere.
|
|
In his paper, Gladstone and his co-authors propose that the hazes are produced by gravity waves—not gravitational waves, but buoyancy waves in Pluto's atmosphere, which keep the tholin particles suspended at distinct horizontal layers.
|
|
" Gordon says the chart of the IWM, the ETF that tracks the Russell 2000 index for small-cap stocks, has fulfilled a typical pattern of "five waves" that feature "three trend waves and two corrective waves.
|
|
Six waves of threats The ADL says there have been six waves of bomb threats against Jewish institutions this year.
|
|
Arms raised in a final movement, the dancers finished, as waves upon waves of raucous applause were showered upon them.
|
|
That's essentially the same way that radios work, transmitting information as light waves that are later decoded as sound waves.
|
|
It's a lot like wi-fi, except instead of transmitting information over radio waves, li-fi uses visible light waves.
|
|
As global warming increases, just like heat waves on land get more intense, so do heat waves over the ocean.
|
|
The UpkeepAs you can see from Hough's hair, the Olaplex beach-waves perm results in very natural looking, loose waves.
|
|
Space is vibrating with a range of electromagnetic waves that can be turned into sound waves and fed through speakers.
|
|
Heat waves: Scientists have the most confidence when it comes to making a connection between heat waves and global warming.
|
|
Waves of displaced people Airstrikes and a ground advance by the Syrian regime have triggered multiple waves of displaced people.
|
|
Black holes, for example, do not emit light, radio waves and the like, but can be studied via gravitational waves.
|
|
Via Science News for Students: From "NASA's Parker probe spots rogue waves and magnetic islands on the sun": Rogue waves.
|
|
First are the P (compressional) waves, then the S (shear) waves — about 40 percent slower when traveling through solid rock.
|
|
Reefs act as submerged breakwaters, they "break" waves and protect communities and wetlands that further block waves and storm surge.
|
|
Millimeter waves and other radio waves, along with visible light, are considered non-ionizing, meaning they don't break molecular bonds.
|
|
Gamma waves are among several types of electrical brain waves believed to be involved in concentration, sleep, perception and movement.
|
|
It's possible that scientists might be able to spot the scars caused by gravitational waves without observing the waves themselves, which would be useful seeing as our gravitational wave detectors are only sensitive to waves with certain frequencies.
|
|
Those waves encounter interference as they travel across the universe, but gravitational waves do not, offering a wealth of additional information.
|
|
Typically, waves are limited to some height, after which they break, and the tip collapses over the rest of the waves.
|
|
When Einstein wrote his paper [predicting gravitational waves] in 1916, he thought he had discovered three different kinds of gravitational waves.
|
|
The VR experiences—ranging from Reggie Watts' Waves to Vrse's Waves of Grace (no relation)—will be available until Feb. 12.
|
|
The team of scientists analyzed Galileo's recordings of the strength of chorus waves, electromagnetic waves observed in the area around Jupiter.
|
|
The Waves Lab will provide support for pre-ICO projects and teams which are creating solutions using the Waves Platform's infrastructure.
|
|
Both water waves and light waves consist of rippling crests and troughs, and they obey many of the same mathematical equations.
|
|
He waves to the president as he leaves, and the president waves back in the direction of Parnas and the crowd.
|
|
We talked to the stars of "Queen & Slim" and "Waves," who made waves of their own this year with breakout performances.
|
|
The waves only come when the microwave is on, and when it's on, the door blocks the waves from leaving that space.
|
|
Photo: Olivia Onelli (University of Cambridge)Light travels as waves, and its color is determined by the distance between the waves' peaks.
|
|
This causes ginormous waves to build up at a much larger scale than the waves of regular tsunamis, which occur from earthquakes.
|
|
Our awareness of the situation comes in waves, but the past few years have seen those waves breaking closer and closer together.
|
|
But the signal from Ross 128 contains waves of many different frequencies, and these waves arrived at different times here on Earth.
|
|
"Blue light decreases production of melatonin, suppresses delta brain waves which induce sleep and boost alpha waves, which create alertness," he adds.
|
|
They're really good in point breaks and mellow waves—actually, they're really good in sucky, hollow waves, too, since they're super drivey.
|
|
That information is quickly processed, and the alert is sent out before the arrival of the stronger secondary waves (or s-waves).
|
|
Sound waves are bounced off subsea rock formations, and the waves that reflect back to the surface are captured by recording sensors.
|
|
They transmit radio waves and measure the time it takes for those waves to bounce back, and any changes in their frequency.
|
|
Interestingly, the study found that the number of marine heat waves is increasing faster than the number of heat waves on land.
|
|
These waves would stretch and compress space in orthogonal directions as they went by, the same way that sound waves compress air.
|
|
New Waves at the Mosaic Rooms illustrates how Melehi's painted waves spread across Morocco to create a cultural scene that celebrated tradition.
|
|
The probe found that strong magnetic waves — called Alfvén waves — in the solar wind near the Sun could help explain that heating.
|
|
The first are body waves, which occur lower in each trace because they are the earliest waves to arrive following a quake.
|
|
" The answer is BRAIN WAVES, but in order to match it to the clue, try cutting it up as "BRA IN WAVES.
|
|
The high waves did considerable damage in eastern Massachusetts, with astonishing scenes of waves towering over homes, and breaking through shoreline barriers.
|
|
These waves are rounded out by lower frequency surface waves, which can be responsible for the worst surface destruction during an earthquake.
|
|
Their theory was that if country-wide waves of "right wing anti-refugee sentiment" result in subsequent waves of actual crime, these waves would travel the way any others do, via TV, word of mouth, radio and, of course, social media.
|
|
Video: NASAJuno/JPL/SwRI/YouTube Designed to root out radio and plasma waves in Jupiter's atmosphere, Juno's WAVES instrument consists of a classic rabbit-ear-style antenna for picking up electric emissions, along with a wire coil for fluctuating magnetic waves.
|
|
The framework, invented by Ralph Nelson Elliott, posits that each bull market rally goes through five different "waves" before a pullback occurs, with the first, third, and fifth waves moving upward while pullbacks happen in the second and fourth waves.
|
|
Because humans created technology that emit radio waves, scientists believe that radio waves may be an indicator for intelligent life on another planet.
|
|
Winds in the high atmosphere (the jet stream) that move in giant waves around the planet, called Rossby Waves, have changed, explained Rahmstorf.
|
|
When the waves meet different textures, minerals, and structures, they bounce off them in a similar way to light waves reflecting off objects.
|
|
Previously, scientists could only study space by observing electromagnetic waves such as radio waves, visible light, infrared light, X-rays and gamma rays.
|
|
Those waves encounter interference as they travel across the universe, but gravitational waves do not, meaning they offer a wealth of additional information.
|
|
Since gravitational waves travel at the speed of light, we also can calculate how long the gravitational waves have been traveling to Earth.
|
|
Another important stage of sleep is deep sleep, when your brain waves slow into what is called delta waves or slow-wave sleep.
|
|
The airport most challenged by future heat waves will be those featuring short runways, high altitudes, and, unsurprisingly, a propensity for heat waves.
|
|
Andrew Cotton was surfing the waves off of Nazare in Portugal, an area where waves can reach 80 feet, according to The Telegraph.
|
|
Three waves of injury in a bombing Part of the difficulty is that when a bomb explodes, there are three waves of injury.
|
|
Not to be confused with Waves above, Waves of Grace is a 360-degree video short about a survivor of Liberia's ebola outbreak.
|
|
Gravitational waves are usually incredibly weak Most everyone in the scientific community believe gravitational waves exist, but no one has ever proved it.
|
|
Ya got your P-waves here, ya got your S-waves there, ya got your earthquake there, and ya shake it all around.
|
|
As Irma advanced over neighboring Ciego de Avila province, waves of between 16- and 23-foott waves (5 to 903 meters) were recorded.
|
|
When not riding perfect artificial waves, he can be found surfing crappy natural waves in and around New York City, where he lives.
|
|
But electromagnetic waves, like radio waves, are also found naturally in the cosmos, making the work of SETI astronomers all the more challenging.
|
|
It is a peaceful morning as I glance at my social media feed only to see waves and waves of Animal Crossing posts.
|
|
These are, naturally, acoustic waves—waves of alternating compression and relative decompression in some material—propagating along the surface of an elastic material.
|
|
Gravitational waves are so radically different from electromagnetic waves that I think we can be rather sure that we will see big surprises.
|
|
Rumors are swelling about potential new sources of gravitational waves that might also come with corresponding light waves that more traditional telescopes can spot.
|
|
Both have frequencies—which we interpret as color in light waves and pitch in sound waves—as well as amplitudes, meaning brightness or loudness.
|
|
The wind died down and so did the waves that were coming in — there were no waves at all by the time of totality.
|
|
Stuver: What you suggest is exactly what Heinrich Hertz did in the late 22015s to detect electromagnetic waves in the form of radio waves.
|
|
The electromagnetic waves, also known as "chorus waves," were spotted using the Galileo Probe spacecraft, which has a mission of surveying Jupiter's wave environment.
|
|
Digital radio waves communicate information by sending pulses of electromagnetic waves as a string of ones and zeroes, representing on and off electrical signals.
|
|
When it comes to phenomena such as waves, digital computing is always only making approximations based on sampling those waves at regular discrete intervals.
|
|
"Right now I'm being bathed in gravitational waves, you're being bathed in gravitational waves," Dave Reitze, the executive director of the LIGO Lab, said.
|
|
If we take a filter that only lets through waves that are polarized along a chosen orientation, all of the other waves are blocked.
|
|
It promised to produce saltwater waves eight to 10 feet high and to transform artificial waves from water park attractions into stand-alone operations.
|
|
With the right swell direction, reflected waves combine with incoming waves to produce the exponential rise in energy we know today as the Wedge.
|
|
Then all the social waves happened, and the mobile waves happened… Just like there's a business cycle, there's a venture cycle, and innovation cycle.
|
|
"Heat waves reduce male fertility and sperm competitiveness, and successive heat waves almost sterilize males," Sales and his co-authors wrote in the study.
|
|
The ties between heat waves and climate change are robust, with climate scientists already tying the Scandinavian and U.K. heat waves to climate change.
|
|
SOUTH AMERICA Waves of Americans Waves of Americans Analysis of ancient DNA suggests that a small population of people from Siberia populated the Americas.
|
|
The scientists said that because gravitational waves are so radically different from electromagnetic waves they expect them to reveal big surprises about the universe.
|
|
"Volcanoes are much rarer" than earthquakes, Fritz told me as the roiling waves dissipated, but the waves they create are some of the deadliest.
|
|
Heat waves: Heat waves have become longer and more frequent around the world over the past 50 years, particularly in Europe, Asia, and Australia.
|
|
The effect is an undulating surface, like waves with bits of refuse floating on the surface; nothing interrupts the waves' boundless sense of space.
|
|
The controversial situation and the subsequent way United handled it has sparked waves upon waves of backlash, both on the internet and in real life.
|
|
The solid core should accompany a special kind of seismic wave, called J waves, but it's been difficult to actually detect the waves—until now.
|
|
All it is, is just like-- NP: Just waves of-- Just waves... the signal coming back and we try to figure out what it is.
|
|
Also known as standing waves, seiche waves form in large bodies of water that are either steadily blown by strong winds or shaken by tremors.
|
|
"Waves propagate faster in magnetized regions, so surface magnetic fields at low latitudes will make a star appear less oblate to acoustic waves," it explains.
|
|
But sensors deployed near fault lines can pick up the first waves of a quake and send an alert before those waves reach population centers.
|
|
However, while radar uses radio waves for this, LIDAR uses light waves — allowing for the creation of more detailed 3D maps of the sensor's surroundings.
|
|
Audio files of those electromagnetic waves reveal that the waves in the magnetosphere created by a solar storm are much more complex than previously thought.
|
|
He fixated on "Waves" to a point that he got the original album title Swish changed to Waves before West settled on the final title.
|
|
It's possible they overestimated the effects of irrigation on heat waves, though observational evidence already supports the emergence of extreme heat waves in this region.
|
|
"What comes in waves?" sounds like it could be referring to nausea or grief, but today the answer comes to us in sound waves (RADIO).
|
|
Everything we knew until now about the cosmos stemmed from electromagnetic waves such as radio waves, visible light, infrared light, X-rays and gamma rays.
|
|
High-frequency waves of energy generated by the quake dissipated over the miles to Mexico City, leaving mostly low-frequency waves to reach the capital.
|
|
"We're not seeing worse heat waves or longer heat waves or more of those long nights that don't fall below 22017 degrees," Dr. Blumenfeld said.
|
|
On Sunday there's "Music + the Mind," for which the jazz drummer William Hooker joins David Soldier and Brad Garton to translate brain waves into sound waves.
|
|
The most mind-boggling part of quantum mechanics is that for some reason, particles like electrons seem to act like waves, and light waves like particles.
|
|
Gay men and their allies have survived waves and waves of hate, and we'll be damned if we're going to let one murderous bigot stop us.
|
|
She covered her chair with a painting of dark blue waves; in one corner of the seat, a figure waves to a distant boat, seeking rescue.
|
|
The waves then propagate vertically upwards, growing larger and larger in amplitude until they break just below the cloud-top, like sea waves on a shoreline.
|
|
Essentially, LIGO's two observatories detect gravitational waves by splitting a laser beam, sending it down several kilometer-long tunnels, and merging the light waves together again.
|
|
What's more, these repeating radio waves show signs of "scattering" — which suggests that the waves traveled through a turbulent patch of space filled with interstellar gases.
|
|
Hundreds of surfers were in the area, battling to ride the waves as a swell setting off 6-foot waves crashed upon them, the Register reported.
|
|
They emitted gravitational waves, tiny ripples in spacetime, alongside all sorts of light, including infrared and ultraviolet, visible light, x-rays, gamma rays, and radio waves.
|
|
The experience is produced by VR studio Wevr, which also worked on the frenetic Reggie Watts experience Waves — and like Waves, Old Friend is pure silliness.
|
|
But LIGO is only suited to detect the waves with extremely high frequencies, and gravitational waves can have frequencies that span days, months, or even years.
|
|
Like, if you lose an event in the ocean, you can say, 'Oh, well, the waves just didn't come,' or 'She got better waves than me.
|
|
Some recent work includes a "decoupling theorem" — a sort of very abstract generalization of the Pythagorean theorem applied to oscillating waves like light or radio waves.
|
|
Waves "Waves" follows the heart-wrenching journey of an African-American family as they confront loss, love and forgiveness against the backdrop of suburban South Florida.
|
|
While there have been spikes in the number of threats before, "We've never seen this, again and again, waves and waves of these threats," he said.
|
|
They both move as waves, the former as radiation that can travel through a vacuum, the latter as vibrational waves moving through particles bumping into one another.
|
|
They were able to confirm a theorized behavior so small that it hadn't been detected before: atmospheric "bow waves," like the outermost waves of a ship's wake.
|
|
They conclude that the brightening is due to either waves, solids at or beneath the surface or bubbles, with waves thought to be the most likely explanation.
|
|
Besides sound waves, an unnamed official told NBC News that radio waves and poisoning are also being looked at as possible causes for the diplomats' hearing loss.
|
|
This kind of tiny matter is best described in states called amplitudes (like waves, since the tiniest bits of matter can act as both particles and waves).
|
|
Holtzman explains how the seismic measurements of Earth's energy waves look an awful lot like sound waves, which allows the pair to convert seismic events to sound.
|
|
But it is very difficult to focus gravitational waves because the universe is transparent to them; that is, gravitational waves pass through matter and come out unchanged.
|
|
You can't stop the tidal waves that swamp otherwise ordinary Americans, because the tidal waves have become surly, implacable gods, caring little for the rest of us.
|
|
Because of its position in the center of the spectrum, both blue and red light waves are enhanced and better perceived with the help of green waves.
|
|
But Le Prell said such a weapon would need to be right next to its target, because ultrasound waves can't get through barriers like infrasound waves can.
|
|
Steinhauer recreated a black hole using sound waves instead of particles of light Instead of using water or light as its medium, though Steinhauer used sound waves.
|
|
Those waves also sound remarkably like a gaggle of banshees: The waves are limited by the low density of particles in the outer magnetosphere, according to NASA.
|
|
Miguel's "Waves" remix EP Rogue Waves releases tomorrow, featuring a widespanning list of collaborators including rapper and sometime producer Travis Scott, country starlet Kacey Musgraves, and others.
|
|
But everything else was real: the crescent moon, the twenty-foot waves, the darkness between the waves, and the way the moonlight played on their quivering peaks.
|
|
If the speed of the compressional waves, or P-waves, associated with the shaking is lower this time around, that suggests the treatment has been a success.
|
|
"That gives us an idea of what's happening in the subsurface, both the wave speed, the way the waves change and when the waves stop," says Bohon.
|
|
If you think of sound waves as being loosely analogous to light waves, then the different colors of noise refer to different parts of the sound spectrum.
|
|
Sources of radio waves could be natural (pulsars, quasars and black holes all emit radio waves), or perhaps more interestingly, they could come from technology developed by aliens.
|
|
A variety of studies have shown that a warming climate increases the chances of heat waves and how severe those heat waves are going to be, Sobel says.
|
|
Not to be confused with gravitational waves, gravity waves happen where mediums, like a fluid or gas, fight for a state of equilibrium under the force of gravity.
|
|
Turner is using Europe&aposs Low-Frequency Array (LOFAR) to measure radio waves produced by Jupiter, to determine how radio waves could be separated out from background noise.
|
|
Plasma Waves: Plasma waves, like the roaring ocean surf, create a rhythmic cacophony that — with the EMFISIS instrument aboard NASA's Van Allen Probes — we can hear across space.
|
|
Ella's algorithm was encoded into modulated radio waves and she rides these radio waves some 16 billion miles every day, traversing interstellar space at the speed of light.
|
|
Except, evidence is slim that Wi-Fi or other radio waves are harmful to humans — our current understanding of radio waves suggests they ought not to harm us.
|
|
The scales are similar, and the difference between them is quite technical, involving how to include seismic waves with very long periods: that is, longer, slower, bigger waves.
|
|
Their chosen tool is lidar, a system that works, like radar, by bouncing a beam of electromagnetic waves off its surroundings and measuring how quickly those waves return.
|
|
More intense heat waves Heat waves such as this one could become the new normal for Europe, driven by rising temperatures caused by greenhouse gas emissions, scientists say.
|
|
It's a lot like medical imaging but using the speed of sound waves through the Earth to reconstruct images, rather than light waves interacting with some other surface.
|
|
Plasma Waves: Plasma waves, like the roaring ocean surf, create a rhythmic cacophony that — with the EMFISIS instrument aboard NASA's Van Allen Probes — we can hear across space.
|
|
This discovery of two neutron stars colliding to create the same type of waves, in addition to light, allowed astronomers to study gravitational waves in a new way.
|
|
Meanwhile, Saturday's full moon is likely to raise tides enough that already high waves are a danger to flood all along the coast, perhaps even in multiple waves.
|
|
By day, scholars, D.J.s, musicians and promoters offered papers, discussions and five-minute "lightning talks," covering topics like "Multiperspectivity in Sound" and how ocean waves resemble radio waves.
|
|
Some animals can sense the passage of ultra-subtle body waves (which we rarely feel) and take action, sometimes tens of minutes before the damaging surface waves arrive.
|
|
In 1992 the Dalai Lama invited scientist Richard Davidson to study his brain waves during meditation to find out whether he could generate specific brain waves on command.
|
|
This implies that both gravitational waves and electromagnetic waves only experience four dimensions (three spatial dimensions plus time), even on scales of hundreds of millions of light years.
|
|
Neither is new, but when done together, the result is fresh, modern, and very L.A. "Wave formation" delivers a look that hits the sweet spot between lived-in beach waves and classic S-waves — and is totally customizable depending on how you mess up the waves with product and your hands.
|
|
A key problem was imposing the condition that there are no waves coming into the binary black hole system from infinitely far away, only waves going out to infinity.
|
|
This study was able to use those J waves to determine that the inner core is solid, but that waves traveled slower through it than current reference models suggest.
|
|
Its persistent and energetic winds make it an "engine room" for wave development, producing waves that traverse the globe, including the iconic surfing waves that reach the California coast.
|
|
The force these particles would carry should induce electromagnetic waves in the apparatus with a frequency of somewhere between a kilohertz and a gigahertz—in other words, radio waves.
|
|
The near-simultaneous arrival of GW170817's gravitational waves and gamma rays also confirmed the prediction made by Einstein that gravitational waves would travel at the speed of light.
|
|
There was some concern, however, that CHIME might not see these flashes because the facility looks for waves at lower frequencies — or radio waves that are spaced farther apart.
|
|
The combination of the two was so powerful, that the equivalent of the mass of five Suns was turned into gravity waves — waves that reached Earth on July 29th.
|
|
Surface waves form in the tub as water swirls down the drain, and when it's shallow enough, the water flowing down the drain moves faster than those surface waves.
|
|
Just like a strong wind can create waves in a body of water, fluctuating electric and magnetic fields can cause chorus waves in the plasma near objects like Earth.
|
|
Kids who are supposed to be learning about light waves, radio waves and the electromagnetic spectrum, she says, are instead wondering if they'll ever see their loved ones again.
|
|
From her windowless, WIFI-less Manhattan basement apartment, Von dragged the Lioness waves into the wavetable operator Serum and treated them like sound waves, manipulating them to craft music.
|
|
Scientists then assembled a 3D model of virtual rocks and virtual sound waves to measure the pace sound waves have when they move through a particular type of rock.
|
|
Forget about riding the waves this season, it's all about staying close to the sandy shore when you've got a hot bod like this, makin' waves of your own!
|
|
Waves in Hawaii can get so aggressive, but this beach is in a bay, so the waves are gentle, which makes it perfect for paddle boarding or floating around.
|
|
CalTech seismologist Lucy Jones described the effect like throwing a rock into a pond, with strong waves where the rock breaks the water and longer, slower waves farther out.
|
|
Every evening, waves of immigrants stream north, moving toward Los Angeles and Phoenix — echoed, in a sense, by the waves of tourists streaming south, moving toward Cancún and Acapulco.
|
|
And previous research has shown that the activity of gamma waves, the highest-frequency waves ranging from 25 to 140 hertz, decreases in the brains of patients with Alzheimer's.
|
|
Alex Jones says Trump is just the start: 'Bigger waves are coming' Alex Jones says Trump is just the start: 'Bigger waves are coming' This segment originally aired Jan.
|
|
Her hair — likely blonde — has easy beach waves.
|
|
Common technologies like cellphones, WiFi service and garage door openers operate using electromagnetic waves, which could make the process of "listening" for faint radio waves elsewhere in the universe difficult.
|
|
Just as sound waves disturb the air to make noise, gravitational waves disturb the fabric of spacetime to push and pull matter as if it existed in a funhouse mirror.
|
|
Click here to view original GIFImage: Fu-Kwun Hwang and Francisco EsquembreLike waves, the particles-waves that travel through one slit interfere with those that travel through the other slit.
|
|
Flying drones communicate using radio waves, but, whereas sound travels well in water, radio waves do not—especially through seawater, which is highly conductive and thus readily absorbs radio signals.
|
|
The first detection of gravitational waves came on September 14, 2015, about 100 years after Albert Einstein first predicted the existence of gravitational waves in his theory of general relativity.
|
|
The BICEP2 project believed that they indirectly observed these gravitational waves – meaning they thought they saw the effects these gravitational waves had on the relic light from the Big Bang.
|
|
Joey Bada$$ mighta gotten a taste of his own waves -- electromagnetic waves from the sun, that is ... 'cause he's rockin' new eyewear after pulling a Trump during the solar eclipse.
|
|
It's sort of a shame Kanye didn't name his album Waves after all — the same week that The Life of Pablo dropped, the LIGO group said they found gravitational waves.
|
|
Tsunami waves taller than 10 feet (3 meters) could hit the coast of Mexico, while 3-foot waves could reach as far as Ecuador, New Zealand and Vanuatu, it said.
|
|
Steinhauer, for example, learned from his quantum replica that it emitted sonic waves analogous to the light waves that real black holes are supposed to produce, known as Hawking radiation.
|
|
The thing is that they are good at surfing the waves that they have, but the problem is that they don't travel, so they never experience different waves and situations.
|
|
The program's buoys had only measured taller waves at one other station, located in the remote North Pacific Ocean where extreme waves are expected to form on occasion, he said.
|
|
Seismic waves generated by earthquakes, explosions, and now, apparently, storms, can be used to map what's underground by carefully measuring when seismic waves arrive at different places on the planet.
|
|
The highlights are golden and sun-kissed; the long bob length always looks as if she just got a fresh trim; her soft waves are as good as soft waves get.
|
|
But there was one tutorial that garnered an audible gasp from the audience: Oribe Hair Care education ambassador Nicci Welsh's S waves, or "Scandi waves" as she likes to call them.
|
|
Waves as high as 25 feet were observed in Nova Scotia, though the waves that affected the Norwegian Breakaway were likely far lower in height, closer to 15 to 30 feet.
|
|
But if LIGO and Virgo happen to detect waves from merging stars one day, it's possible others astronomers will be able to find the source of the waves with other telescopes.
|
|
For now, it's the return and the return of the ocean repeating itself over itself, water on water, movement over movement, waves over waves, breathing following breathing, affirmation coming over affirmation.
|
|
Waves Audio says the head tracker and the in-app adjustments allows Waves Nx to provide full sound output to both ears and create a "realistic sound environment" for the listener.
|
|
On top of that, because of the inclusion of waves in the analysis, they found that flooding could be more destructive as unpredictable and high waves could overcome current protective infrastructure.
|
|
Campbell, who works under the alias Sutu, made waves in 2015 for an augmented reality tattoo design that put Dragon Ball Z-style energy waves in the palm of his hand.
|
|
Thus far they've released a three EPs and a couple singles and premiering below is their latest song, lifted from their forthcoming album, Big Waves / Small Waves, out later this year.
|
|
The demo: Perry first stood a couple of yards from a large white box emitting ultrasound waves, and used a device that glowed red when it was in the waves' path.
|
|
"This has been coming in waves, and the waves are getting bigger and bigger and bigger," he said on a phone call hosted by the Association of Former Members of Congress.
|
|
When he was a little Nipper (11 or so) Max used to be frightened of the waves, we was a 'flat-water' swimmer, confident in the pool… but terrified of waves.
|
|
"They [the waves] were organized into these individual, really powerful waves that would wash over the spacecraft," one of the study's authors Justin Kasper, of the University of Michigan, told Axios.
|
|
Gravitational waves In 20173, scientists were able to confirm that Albert Einstein was right when he predicted gravitational waves, or ripples in space-time, in his 1915 general theory of relativity.
|
|
"It gives you a sense of just how much energy is in these rogue waves as they go by compared to the regular Alfven waves that we've seen before," Kasper said.
|
|
The event will be very similar to the neutron star collision witnessed by astronomers in August 2017, which produced gravitational waves, electromagnetic waves and heavy elements like gold, platinum and uranium.
|
|
Because waves of different wavelengths travel at different speeds, long and short waves "fall in" with others of their kind as they travel hundreds or thousands of miles from their source.
|
|
" Agnes apologizes, but Alicia waves her off: "No, no!
|
|
These would be peculiar waves: not waves moving through space-time, like a wave moving through the ocean, but waves in space-time — the world itself (and everything in it) would be alternately lengthened and squashed, as patches of greater and lesser density propagated through it, like a bowl of gelatin that has been jostled.
|
|
Make waves with iOS 11 With the release of iPhone 8 already making waves and iOS 11 released for beta, Apple's got a huge number of exciting plans right on the horizon.
|
|
The discovery of gravitational waves from colliding neutron stars has offered scientists yet another conduit to take this measurement, by comparing analysis of the gravitational waves to the accompanying flash of light.
|
|
Waves of data were reported every 12 months, Bushman said, and he and Bond looked at the first two waves: the first occurring between 1994 and 783, the second occurring in 1996.
|
|
The early warnings are generated with data from the sensors by tracking an earthquake's "P waves," which travel faster through the ground than the more violent "S waves" that cause the shaking.
|
|
In the final Instagram shot, however, Hayek succumbed to the waves and put her face underneath the water for a moment as the waves tumbled over her and headed toward the shore.
|
|
The solar winds could be creating waves along Jupiter's field lines, causing the charged particles surfing along those waves to reach the poles at intervals of, say, every 11 minutes, Dunn says.
|
|
The other demographic factor we discussed in Chapter 15 was immigration and the evidence that recent waves of immigrants are, on the average, less successful and probably less able, than earlier waves.
|
|
Artificial waves can be generated in a variety of ways: with pistons, with air chambers, with paddles, with water itself, dropped or skimmed along a body of water to create surface waves.
|
|
Begin your waves at your brow line: "Placing the waves higher than your eyebrows can create too much fullness, and starting them lower might result in a triangular look," says the pro.
|
|
In his 1965 piece, "Music for Solo Performer," he used EEG electrodes to detect brain's alpha waves during the course of a meditation, and the waves vibrated percussion instruments around the space.
|
|
Stop by the luxury activewear e-tailer's pop-up to shop pieces perfect for catching waves, like a Vitamin A cropped rashguard ($140), and get free beach waves from Warren Tricomi stylists.
|
|
Four of the rollers are 1.75-inches and four are 1.5-inches — the latter creating soft waves, and the former creating those big, volumized waves most often attached to Disney's animated princesses.
|
|
These detectors are a series of several-kilometer-long L-shaped buildings that measure gravitational waves passing through Earth as tiny differences in the distance traveled by two laser beams' light waves.
|
|
He chortled, but he did not stop peering across the water, assessing the waves and the state of the pool during the three minutes that it was left to settle between waves.
|
|
The magical reverie of "Black Waves," a widescreen panel of animated Katsushika Hokusai-style waves, was lost in the crowd—oceanic contemplation works best without being immersed in a crowd of twenty.
|
|
At the end of an era of computing some technology waves of the next era may be visible, but a clear vision of how those waves come together is not yet possible.
|
|
"Moving targets for waves" sounds as if we are being asked to think about surfing or swimming, but this clue is about sound waves, and the moving targets are CAR ANTENNAS. 43D.
|
|
In ultrasound, sound waves move through tissue and when encountering something with another density or stiffness, some of sound waves gets reflected back, Shapiro said, equating it to sonar in the ocean.
|
|
That way, Guru's charger can identify the device that needs charging and send a localized beam of radio waves that transmit electricity, in a way that's vastly superior to lower-frequency waves.
|
|
These waves travel at the speed of light (3 x 108 m/s) and can move through empty space—unlike other waves (such as sound) that need a medium to travel through.
|
|
A more recent pointillist series, An Epic of Distance and Time, which encompasses more than 60 pieces, dispenses with most figuration, in favor of endless seascapes, waves piling upon fine-particle waves.
|
|
"Tsunami waves have been observed," the Pacific Tsunami Warning Center (PTWC) said, warning that waves reaching one to three meters above the tide level were possible along some of Papua New Guinea's coastlines.
|
|
"Tsunami waves have been observed," the Pacific Tsunami Warning Center (PTWC) said, warning that waves reaching one to three metres above the tide level were possible along some of Papua New Guinea's coastlines.
|
|
She's currently comparing anesthetic brain waves to those that come from sleep, coma or epileptic seizures, and is also comparing the differences in patients' brain waves when they enter and emerge from anesthesia.
|
|
Among all of the different ways that the waves could travel, outer core and inner core, they were able to pick out specific signals representing the J waves traveling through the inner core.
|
|
While they do not absorb all radar waves, research tests showed that about 75% of radar waves from 8-10 GHz was absorbed by meta-skin wrapped over the surface of a rod.
|
|
The sensors measure brain waves and then play sounds inspired by biofeedback (using bone conduction, so whoever is next to you isn't bothered) to respond to your brain waves and help you sleep.
|
|
Since that is the direction waves come from, it will remain bow-on to those waves, giving it the best chance of riding out any storm that nature cares to throw at it.
|
|
Now that scientists have actually observed the gravitational waves from colliding black holes and neutron stars, the excitement lies in what these waves might tell us about the nature of our strange Universe.
|
|
Due to the chemical composition of the atmosphere—mostly oxygen and nitrogen—the longer, red light waves don't get scattered as much as the shorter blue light waves so the sunset appears red.
|
|
This is my favorite remix on Rogue Waves, the EP that collects five spins on the original waves, but the whole collection is worth your time if you're fond of the source material.
|
|
"The images in this book are a reflection of what I hear beneath the waves," photographer Christian Vizl writes in Silent Kingdom: A World Beneath the Waves, his stunning book of undersea photography.
|
|
"It also sparked waves of gentrification and waves of displacement and the remaking of many different neighborhoods," said Emily Goldstein, director of organizing and advocacy at the Association for Neighborhood and Housing Development.
|
|
The long waves of red and white that spread along the sides of the animation are surface waves that bounce through crust material — their reverberations suggested the moon-like qualities of Mars' crust.
|
|
The paper assumes the entire remnant black hole mass turns into gravitational waves after a collision, but London said at most 10 percent of the system's initial mass can turn to gravitational waves.
|
|
The technique uses sound waves to detect differences in the composition of Earth's crust miles beneath the sea—a patch of oil bounces back a distinct sound when hit with the acoustic waves.
|
|
The second category of WPT includes technologies that use high frequencies to create powerful electromagnetic waves and then focus those waves, via refraction or reflection, into beams, to transmit energy over longer distances.
|
|
"It's waves and waves of hate," she said, pointing to online commentators who argued that Chinese people deserved the outbreak because they eat bat -- something that has not been linked to the outbreak.
|
|
The design should provide more area to reflect radio waves.
|
|
That's why heat waves can kill people in cool climates.
|
|
"Waves of Grace" was originally published in the Vrse app.
|
|
Bless the late night air waves, Samantha Bee is back.
|
|
Guiding us through the waves even when we can't swim.
|
|
Below, find out how Brittney gets her beautiful retro waves.
|
|
Samsung's Q9 television made waves at CES earlier this year.
|
|
They might even send space itself rippling with gravitational waves.
|
|
Along the coast of Massachusetts, the storm produced strong waves.
|
|
You're riding the waves of nostalgia and deep memory recollection.
|
|
We'll get to what's emitting those waves in a bit.
|
|
BDSM is a site where there's a collapsing of waves.
|
|
Those successes weren't merely about making waves about gay rights.
|
|
Yes, it's possible to communicate directly via your brain waves.
|
|
Neutron star collisions release gravitational waves, as well as light.
|
|
The bride's head pokes out, and she waves him in.
|
|
Heat waves kill more Americans than any other weather event.
|
|
Did the tribe want to keep it above the waves?
|
|
"There ya go," she tells him and waves him through.
|
|
Technology companies are on the defensive, battling waves of criticism.
|
|
The fake plant in the lobby waves a welcoming leaf.
|
|
Pop star Lu Han has also been making investment waves.
|
|
She also let down her sleek bun into loose waves.
|
|
Consider the endless waves of policy contradictions from the administration.
|
|
They were used to indirectly discover gravitational waves in 1974.
|
|
"Soft waves/ Spring trim," Cho wrote in her Instagram caption.
|
|
There's a pretty long pause between Violent Waves and Descensus.
|
|
But in October, those gravitational waves came with a friend.
|
|
Two years on, primordial gravitational waves still haven't been detected.
|
|
"If not, waves" occupies a central position in the exhibition.
|
|
Winter's styled, red waves helped highlight her dark carpet ensemble.
|
|
Just lay back and let the waves wash over you.
|
|
Serena van der Woodsen's waves have an unlikely origin story.
|
|
Biden waves to supporters April 5, 2019, in Washington, DC.
|
|
Spring heat waves in India killed an estimated 2,500 people.
|
|
Waves of Palestinian and other refugees made them a minority.
|
|
Mexican officials warned of tsunami waves higher than 13 feet.
|
|
This time it was wind and waves that brought devastation.
|
|
The case sent shock waves through the city in 2012.
|
|
The clown waves a hand… but it's not his hand.
|
|
Receding sea ice has exposed coastlines to erosion from waves.
|
|
But she's not sunbathing or scanning the waves for whales.
|
|
Pretty impressive ... considering the waves there can be pretty intense.
|
|
VAC automatically detects most cheats and bans players in waves.
|
|
But unlike previous waves, this is not just white flight.
|
|
Finally, pull apart your waves and zhush with your fingertips.
|
|
Let these ladies heat you up as summer waves goodbye.
|
|
Occipital will be doing three waves of Structure Core launches.
|
|
Detecting these gravitational waves is an incredibly difficult process, however.
|
|
High waves and poor visibility continued to hamper the search.
|
|
Headlines blamed it for the waves of refugees reaching Europe.
|
|
You know, in terms of -- I see some waves now.
|
|
IT WAS ONE of the greatest waves of democratisation ever.
|
|
What do you think of Blake's braids and waves combo?
|
|
The outcome, however, sent shock waves through all asset classes.
|
|
Still, that hasn't stopped me from seeking The Perfect Waves.
|
|
Will I ever have the loose waves I'm looking for?
|
|
As the film moves on, new characters come in waves.
|
|
But we need to see many more gravitational waves first.
|
|
The mission of LIGO was to directly measure gravitational waves.
|
|
That said, gravitational waves are way to small to see.
|
|
Do other astronomical objects of sizable mass emit these waves?
|
|
This makes them an ideal cosmic detector of gravitational waves.
|
|
" In response, the little girl waves and yells, "Hi, Gronky!
|
|
The ice protects coastal towns from big waves, Rigor says.
|
|
Italia Nostra says they cause waves that damage historic buildings.
|
|
The new measurements suggest Titan's waves aren't great for surfing.
|
|
Trump International Beach Resort | Sunny Isles, FloridaMaking waves in Florida.
|
|
Both waves of migrants faced discrimination in the job market.
|
|
At the HBO bash, the big names come in waves.
|
|
Other beaches can boast of the challenges of steeper waves.
|
|
There are two waves: the allegations, and then the apologies.
|
|
She kept her beauty look relaxed with loose, messy waves.
|
|
My pain was coming in waves, getting worse and worse.
|
|
Such phenomenal returns are drawing in waves of speculative money.
|
|
Quantum theory requires objects to be both particles and waves.
|
|
Find out what other people make, but don't make waves.
|
|
Mechanical stuff moves the waves in a very rigid pattern.
|
|
There are six balcony waves scheduled to accommodate public demand.
|
|
Axions interact via gravity, so they let out gravitational waves.
|
|
A delegation from Singapore whistles and waves their national flag.
|
|
Waves crash against a seawall in Prestwick, Scotland, in 2014.
|
|
Hundreds of mascots wandered the crowd, dispensing hugs and waves.
|
|
Julia Roberts' beach waves are the best in the biz.
|
|
Another small screen star making waves on stage this season?
|
|
Hillary Clinton waves after leaving an apartment building Sunday, Sept.
|
|
Waves of garbage are seen in the Philippines' Manila Bay.
|
|
Thanks to their dramatic lighting, the waves look almost sculptural.
|
|
For NLand this equates to around 24 waves an hour.
|
|
It wasn't just Hell's gang making waves on the continent.
|
|
It's not just heat waves, and it's not just Europe.
|
|
According to Darwish, two waves of strikes hit the hospital.
|
|
When journalists write about gravitational waves, they talk to scientists.
|
|
Surprisingly I start letting go and the waves stop crashing.
|
|
The actor topped off her ensemble with big, glamorous waves.
|
|
Courses outside the bay face high waves and high winds.
|
|
So new waves of Pokémon [will] appear in the future.
|
|
Let's just say it was definitely not Old Hollywood waves.
|
|
You need to start moving the water to make waves.
|
|
Sleeping Giants Australia is just making massive waves right now.
|
|
They're the musical embodiments of old souls and new waves.
|
|
I go for the biggest waves and get barreled over.
|
|
And she pinned her famous loose waves to one side.
|
|
Growing up, my father told me not to make waves.
|
|
Zachary Mannes, lead analyst at Stock Waves, part of ElliottWaveTrader.
|
|
Now the technology is making waves in the cosmetic field.
|
|
Jenner's dark hair was worn sleek, with textured, chunky waves.
|
|
These economic policies were mirrored by new waves of xenophobia.
|
|
The Seselj verdict has sent shock waves through the Balkans.
|
|
That way, their positions are only affected by gravitational waves.
|
|
Just how much waves are worth has long interested surfers.
|
|
Waves, it turns out, are no drop in the ocean.
|
|
The guard smiles, waves at Comanche, and ducks back inside.
|
|
She wore her blonde hair down, in loose beach waves.
|
|
The storm had already caused massive waves in South Korea.
|
|
The storm has already caused massive waves in South Korea.
|
|
"It comes in waves," he tells PEOPLE of the pain.
|
|
The recorded sound waves very closely matched what models predicted.
|
|
Polygon Window – Polygon Window (Surfing On Sine Waves / Warp)16.
|
|
Polygon Window – UT1-Dot (Surfing On Sine Waves / Warp)228.
|
|
By the 22017s, waves of Rohingya had fled for Bangladesh.
|
|
Heat waves also pose a major threat to human lives.
|
|
With this large mural of waves, who did what parts?
|
|
They tried to catch the waves, tumbling into the sea.
|
|
Heat waves are hotter, rainstorms more intense, and droughts drier.
|
|
When they collide, a burst of gravitational waves is produced.
|
|
Those are not the stories that are making waves now.
|
|
Short, choppy waves pushed at me like a playground bully.
|
|
The waves are like ripples in a cat's water bowl.
|
|
Yet our footprints are lost to the ripples and waves.
|
|
You could imagine the same waves washing through the Marshalls.
|
|
Yet equity returns come in waves, not in metered doses.
|
|
The strikes came anyway, sending shock waves through the haze.
|
|
Waves may be especially likely in midterm elections. Maybe. Mrs.
|
|
And the relentless ocean waves are threatening what is left.
|
|
Since this happened in roughly six waves, and we look
|
|
Our Bernie Sanders Action Figure is making waves on #Kickstarter!
|
|
Need added overage and protection as you surf some waves?
|
|
She appears to be moving away, backing into the waves.
|
|
Spotify's logo, with is three curved stripes, denotes sound waves.
|
|
This time when it beeps he just waves you on.
|
|
We stood and listened to the waves lapping the shore.
|
|
Similar heat waves swept the US and Japan in July.
|
|
I could still see the waves rippling from the boat.
|
|
Former President Obama waves as he departs the inauguration ceremonies.
|
|
Bollywood star Aamir Khan is certainly making waves in China.
|
|
He waves me off and we continue on our way.
|
|
"It comes in waves," says Eylon Kasif, a company spokesman.
|
|
Quality and quantity have moved in blips, blocs and waves.
|
|
"Flake makes waves with Trump takedown," Politico declared days later.
|
|
Emigration has moved in waves over the past 20 years.
|
|
Sure enough, the gunman looks inside and waves us on.
|
|
Tidal waves are the biggest fear of my life now!
|
|
There's rain, thunder, wind, waterfalls, rivers, springs, waves, and oceans.
|
|
Samira was watching the waves lap lazy, letting it breathe.
|
|
Gravitational waves weren't affected by the existence of that plasma.
|
|
The film made waves inside and outside Kenya this year.
|
|
Heat waves are often most pronounced in dense, urban areas.
|
|
Specifically, they measure gamma waves, the messengers between the neurons.
|
|
The heady waves of emotion, the cruel pangs of longing?
|
|
These waves have been created in underwater nuclear tests before.
|
|
Within moments, glorious contrapuntal waves of movement fill the stage.
|
|
To surfers, waves have personalities, some of them disastrously beguiling.
|
|
The bottom was designed specifically around different waves I've surfed.
|
|
W.S.L. board members, there for meetings, caught a few waves.
|
|
Meantime, the shock waves from Clinton's loss continue to resonate.
|
|
A parent outside the window waves goodbye to their child.
|
|
New York has been feeling the shock waves from Washington.
|
|
There are no waves; it's just like a steady line.
|
|
Browsing These labels are making waves in today's denim scene.
|
|
He wants to make waves, which I think is important.
|
|
Waves of migrants made their way to the Near East.
|
|
Several heat waves have struck the Pacific Ocean since 20173.
|
|
Reeve has two waves of players dedicated to the task.
|
|
Yet I've been riding on waves of shock and despair.
|
|
Climate Fwd: Also this week, a wave of heat waves.
|
|
Seawalls are hard structures that block waves approaching the shore.
|
|
Everyone waves until I am all the way through security.
|
|
Light waves in lengths between about 400 and 700 nanometers.
|
|
The military's action has sent shock waves around the region.
|
|
His girlfriend giggled nervously as we rode through the waves.
|
|
The death of Stephon Clark touched off waves of protests.
|
|
The coronavirus outbreak sent shock waves through sports this week.
|
|
The revelation sent shock waves through several South American capitals.
|
|
If you surf, these are waves you can ride forever.
|
|
Heat waves on four continents have brought electricity grids crashing.
|
|
The pope waves from a window at his Sunday appearance.
|
|
" Remember the lyric — "The screen door slams, Mary's dress waves.
|
|
All big waves are dangerous, but Nazaré is particularly unpredictable.
|
|
His hair, known for its voluminous waves, also appears straightened.
|
|
His death sent shock waves through East Africa's wildlife circles.
|
|
" Here's a taste of her last one, "Breaking the Waves.
|
|
Goldman has gone through waves of tumult in recent decades.
|
|
The coronavirus continues to send shock waves through Silicon Valley.
|
|
Who shall propel me forward on waves of bitter animosity?
|
|
The Warriors come at you in waves: Durant and Curry.
|
|
A nice girl smiles and waves and says 'thank you.
|
|
Surface waves are considerably slower, but they cause most damage.
|
|
In her photographs, surfers don't surf: they wait for waves.
|
|
They washed up on a rocky cliff battered by waves.
|
|
The American contingent has already prompted some waves of consternation.
|
|
Trump waves to the screaming crowd at a 2016 rally.
|
|
The president's views on international trade have also caused waves.
|
|
Sand dunes look like ocean waves in this wide shot.
|
|
" According to Firuzabadi, "lizard-like animal skins attract nuclear waves.
|
|
What are the sun's rogue plasma waves and magnetic islands?
|
|
In recent years, heat waves have claimed hundreds of lives.
|
|
On Thursday, the Celtics threw waves of defenders at him.
|
|
By the standards of gravitational waves, though, these were strong.
|
|
Thick waves curl evenly to shore with a low rumble.
|
|
The shock waves were felt several miles from the factory.
|
|
Granite boulders washed by waves recall the coast of Maine.
|
|
"Melania Trump Makes Waves," read the headline in USA Today.
|
|
Read: The "Cats" trailer sent shock waves through the internet.
|
|
Bannon also made waves in a recent interview with CBS.
|
|
And yes, climate change makes heat waves hotter and longer.
|
|
A nice girl smiles and waves and says thank you.
|
|
"Shame on those making waves," read another in Venetian dialect.
|
|
Multiple waves of rain will affect North Georgia this week.
|
|
A video of the incident showed it battered by waves.
|
|
For Democrats, these reactions will set off waves of elation.
|
|
With the water displaced, waves radiated toward the concrete shoreline.
|
|
Bird has also made waves with its alternative business models.
|
|
The trailer sent shock waves through the internet this summer.
|
|
But she felt feeble and was having waves of lightheadedness.
|
|
The Mueller indictment has caused waves across the Western world.
|
|
Both techniques mimic the peristaltic waves in the human stomach.
|
|
"The odor would come in waves," Guadalupe Vázquez told CNN.
|
|
People start running to higher ground as waves approach them.
|
|
But as the climate changes, heat waves will get worse.
|
|
It's likely there will be many more ocean heat waves.
|
|
Spectrum is certain radio waves required for various communication standards.
|
|
I use lycra and a drill to explain gravitational waves.
|
|
He's lifted me on waves that lift the island also.
|
|
Rather, it was happenstance as they searched for gravitational waves.
|
|
Heat waves, wildfires and monster storms are killing people outright.
|
|
Then, the machine converts the sound waves into an image.
|
|
The crashing waves heat the upper atmosphere, the scientists said.
|
|
Then follow the waves, at an angle, back to land.
|
|
Successive waves caused those buildings to sway more and more.
|
|
A Nazi flag waves in the background right between them.
|
|
The fluid stuff of our lives truly moves in waves.
|
|
Still, it gets quite a lot of wind, waves too.
|
|
"What the discovery of gravitational waves means" by Allan Adams
|
|
H.K. Edgerton has made waves within the #MAGA community recently.
|
|
Where, wondered the more cynical observers [waves], was the hackery?
|
|
But there's no way to detect gravitational waves that faint.
|
|
These things always tend to "come in waves," he added.
|
|
The tour itself has ridden the waves of Beirut's tribulations.
|
|