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pulse

[puhls] / pʌls /


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“No other physical space,” he writes, “better registered the pulsing changes in jazz music and jazz musicking over the course of the 1950s” than Music Inn.

From The Wall Street Journal

This brings scientists closer to the ability to shape quantum materials with specific characteristics using laser pulses within extremely short intervals.

From Science Daily

At the highest intensity, the molecule expands quickly while the Guinier amplitude drops at the very beginning of the strong laser pulse.

From Science Daily

In contrast, the Yellowstone system appeared to respond quickly and noticeably to the pulse of seismic energy.

From Science Daily

In clinical trials, patients with rheumatoid arthritis who received mild electrical pulses to the vagus nerve from the implant had fewer flare-ups and lower disease activity.

From The Wall Street Journal