How To Use Undulatory In A Sentence
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In the second zone (Fig. 19), the same two phases were universally observed, but the subsultory movement was less pronounced or the movement was partly subsultory and partly undulatory, and occasionally both phases are described as undulatory.
A Study of Recent Earthquakes
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Reddish grey, sometimes almost olive green in colour, with white blotches and sparse, coarse bristles, the animal has no comeliness, and yet when a herd frolics in the water, rising in unison with graceful undulatory movements for air, and the sunlight flashes in helioscopic rays from wet backs, the spectacle is rare and fine.
The Confessions of a Beachcomber
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I shall, however, take this opportunity of stating that, as careful investigations have shown, the periodic processes in question are not limited to the uterus and the ovaries, but affect also the external genital organs, which become congested simultaneously with menstruation; and further, that the entire feminine organism is affected by an undulatory rhythm of nutrition, the rise and fall of which correspond to menstruation and to the intermenstrual interval, respectively.
The Sexual Life of the Child
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Large lateral forces which could arise as an unavoidable consequence of thrust generation using an undulatory propulsor may also enhance stability and maneuverability.
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So it is with the rectilinearity or undulatory motion of light; -- I believe both; though philosophy has as yet but imperfectly ascertained the conditions of their alternate existence, or the laws by which they are regulated.
Specimens of the Table Talk of Samuel Taylor Coleridge
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A second perspective is that large lateral forces are an unavoidable consequence of undulatory propulsive mechanisms and in fact are expected when a flexible propulsor is oscillated in a fluid.
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Swimming in salamanders is similar to the undulatory swimming described for elongate fishes.
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It can move forward, backward or brake depending on the undulatory motion of the flexible fin.
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The huge undulatory property makes the investor to tremble with fear, but one week heartless falls suddenly before this compares should be a good change.
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Thus, in the province of P. Maurizio alone, the shock was described as subsultory first and then undulatory or vorticose at 25 places, undulatory and then subsultory at 22, undulatory and then subsultory and again undulatory or vorticose at 13, and subsultory first, then undulatory, and finally subsultory and vorticose at two places.
A Study of Recent Earthquakes
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The first part of the thesis has expounded the cycle undulatory theory and financial early - warning theory.
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The rays proceeding from atoms of small mass having less material momentum, are the most refrangible, and those possessing greater material momentum, are the least refrangible; so that instead of presenting a difficulty in the undulatory theory of light, this dispersion is a necessary consequence of its first principles.
Outlines of a Mechanical Theory of Storms Containing the True Law of Lunar Influence
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This limestone wave was shown to be one of a great series, running parallel with the Alps, and constituting an undulatory district, chiefly composed of chalk beds, separated from the higher limestone district of the Jura and Lias by a long trench or moat, filled with members of the tertiary series -- chiefly nummulite limestones and flysch.
On the Old Road, Vol. 2 (of 2) A Collection of Miscellaneous Essays and Articles on Art and Literature
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According to inertia principle, rail undulatory wear inspection system adopts analog digital composite filtering method to process data and eliminates the speed influence on measurement results.
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This overall morphological simplicity, in theory, makes tadpoles good models for exploring how vertebrates control undulatory movements.
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The sandstones show variable grading, with planar, rippled and undulatory lamination.
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An _undulatory_ shock consists of one or several waves, the movement to and fro being along a nearly horizontal line; a _subsultory_ shock of movements in a nearly vertical direction; while a _vorticose_ shock consists of undulatory or subsultory movements crossing one another in different directions.
A Study of Recent Earthquakes
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Quartz commonly forms polycrystalline ribbons; undulatory extinction, dynamic recrystallization and grain-boundary migration are widespread.
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At Polla, for instance, which lies close to the north-west epicentre, the first warning was given by a rushing sound; almost instantly, and while it was yet heard, came a strong subsultory or up-and-down movement, succeeded after a few seconds, but without any interval, by an undulatory motion.
A Study of Recent Earthquakes
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The investor may consider through the Dow Jones Index daily option direct investment undulatory property, once news releasing, has the large fluctuation, then gains the security profit.
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However, their vertebral structure appears to have retained the primitive undulatory movement of the axial column.
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This limestone wave was shown to be one of a great series, running parallel with the Alps, and constituting an undulatory district, chiefly composed of chalk beds, separated from the higher limestone district of the Jura and Lias by a long trench or moat, filled with members of the tertiary series -- chiefly nummulite limestones and flysch.
On the Old Road, Vol. 2 (of 2) A Collection of Miscellaneous Essays and Articles on Art and Literature
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Regional and temporal variation in bending moments and power production have also been predicted to occur during steady undulatory swimming in fish.