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oscillation
1. The sign wave oscillation
2. Every deposited value in the Current Account “Personal” is in Virtual Coin “Real” that represents the wealth of goods, products and the excellence of services with warranty of the Price “Real” so that this wealth is not lost in consequence of the law of supply and demand (oscillation of prices)
3. The first actuation happens when the value is objective, that is, the system valorizes, it measures and it guarantees the power of the real and potential wealth, without letting that loses its value with the oscillation of prices in the market
4. In the Earth's oscillation
5. boat, the wooden groans accompanying the oscillation of the
6. The frequency of the oscillation is called the “plasma
7. frequency of oscillation, which causes flashing of an
8. Sometimes they are intended to impose entirely new rates of oscillation
9. His heart thumped in his chest and she felt the sudden oscillation of it under her fingers
10. the period of oscillation
11. What is the virtual-similitude of love, hate, longing to touch? How physically will our emotional selves be sated by a virtual embrace? What is the machine equivalent of a hug? Is it a frequency in the ear, a stimulation to the eye, or a vibration on the hand? Will humanity substitute, translate or metaphorically feel it as a flesh to flesh pleasure? Perhaps the next generation of emo-games will master resonance and frequency oscillation to create unique vibrations that mimic neurochemical sequences, thus triggering in the gamer virtually generated emotions
12. “What? GOG? STAB?” Hope could feel Weall Wall's frequencies alternate their oscillation patterns preparing to integrate the disparate channels and maze of screens into a single integrated image
13. Thought is pure in-tension, an uncollapsed state smaller than a Planck length of vibrating strings associating via oscillation
14. You were exactly balanced in the present, without a single oscillation towards either the past, a period you hadn't then learned to regard with the levity for which you are now so remarkable, or to the future, which you at that time, however much the attitude may amuse you now, thought of with doubt and often with fear
15. For example, the wave length of Our “hydrogen” Reality in one of highly-developed “dense-plasmic Pleiadian” civilizations equals 21cm, while the wave length of irkkulligren Realities modeled by us now is just 7cm! From the scientific point of view it is complete nonsense and absurdity! Any physicist would use formulas to prove me that this cannot be, because scientists are sure that the higher the frequency of any oscillation, the less its wave length must be
16. But our “present” science doesn’t take into account a very important factor — the change of the speed of the flow of Time on different Levels of kleksization (a qualitative change of an Information volume) of Energy-Plasma: the higher the density of the “unpacked” (from TEC) energy-information flow, the more it affects the change of the speed of self-propagation of such oscillation (for the electromagnetic Field it is speed of light, which scientists consider constant!)
17. A slight oscillation showed Dantes that all went well
18. If we accept this mathematical finding and if we have the means to define value and measure an average oscillation, we'll have a trading system
19. Perhaps the most significant example is the effect of the North Atlantic Oscillation (NAO), a result of the see-saw action between the low-pressure area that sits over Iceland and the high-pressure area over the Azores islands in the Atlantic
20. What is a fray? an oscillation? The immobility of a mathematical plan expresses a minute, not a day
21. A certain oscillation set all the horizons of his brains in motion
22. This was the last oscillation of the pendulum
23. “Oscillation upon the pavement always means an affaire de coeur
24. I may add, that the only ancient tertiary formation on the west coast of South America, which has been bulky enough to resist such degradation as it has as yet suffered, but which will hardly last to a distant geological age, was deposited during a downward oscillation of level, and thus gained considerable thickness
25. In almost all climes the tortoise and the frog are among the precursors and heralds of this season, and birds fly with song and glancing plumage, and plants spring and bloom, and winds blow, to correct this slight oscillation of the poles and preserve the equilibrium of nature
26. The same evening the battery was crossing a pontoon bridge when a mule became frightened at the oscillation of the wooden structure, reared wildly, and pitched its rider over the canvas screen into the river
27. —, oscillation of an extensive region in the higher or temperate latitudes, xxxiii, 264
28. oscillation of the axis of rotation, 118;