wave generator
collocation in Englishmeaningsofwaveandgenerator
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wave
noun[C]
uk/weɪv/us/weɪv/
a raised line of water that moves across the surface of an area of water, especially ...
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generator
noun[C]
uk/ˈdʒen.ər.eɪ.tər/us/ˈdʒen.ər.eɪ.t̬ɚ/
a machine that produces ...
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(Definition ofwaveandgeneratorfrom theCambridge English Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)
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Thewavegeneratoris of a paddle type with a fixed or movable hinge at the bottom.
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At each run, ten acceptable observations were recorded: these were completed between 5 and 15min after switching on thewavegenerator.
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The primary driving source used in this experiment is a laboratory sinewavegenerator.
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A continuous generation of wave energy now yields a time-independent virtual wave stress at any specific point behind thewavegenerator.
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Thewavegeneratorwas then started and allowed to run for 5 min before observations were begun.
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This relatively stronger spatial damping means that we, beyond a certain distance d from thewavegenerator, find that the air-influenced drift current becomes smaller than its free-surface counterpart.
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We have a right to demand this because a nuclear reactor is not like coal-fired station, a gas turbine, or a wind orwavegenerator.
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At least that was due not to a failure of thewavegeneratorbut to a technical problem with the bus.
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The mechanism has three basic components: awavegenerator, a flexspline, and a circular spline.
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As thewavegeneratorplug rotates, the flexspline teeth which are meshed with those of the circular spline change.
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Assume that thewavegeneratoris the input rotation.
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As thewavegeneratorplug rotates, the flex spline teeth which are meshed with those of the circular spline change.
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A squarewavegeneratorwas included on the 6522.
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Its sound capability was a two voice squarewavegenerator.
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He performed the study of this theme park featuring awavegeneratormade of a twelve-cell prestressed concrete structure discharging in an artificial lagoon.
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The flex spline andwavegeneratorare placed inside the circular spline, meshing the teeth of the flex spline and the circular spline.
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The flexspline andwavegeneratorare placed inside the circular spline, meshing the teeth of the flexspline and the circular spline.
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