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vibration

[vahy-brey-shuhn] / vaɪˈbreɪ ʃən /


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Once the Nunalik started moving, it sailed at a speed of two knots, a leisurely walking pace, nudging ice aside with a deep crunch that sent vibrations through the entire vessel.

From The Wall Street Journal

The Army has paused the use of its Ajax armoured vehicles after soldiers became unwell from noise and vibration during a military exercise.

From BBC

XL-Calibur is designed to measure the polarization of light, a property that describes the orientation of electromagnetic vibrations.

From Science Daily

AI-enabled robots might one day be programmed to work on cars, but Hannah says mechanics develop a feel for the vibrations and sounds associated with certain problems—something a robot couldn’t do.

From The Wall Street Journal

Instead of relying on solar heating, the team uses ultrasonic vibrations that shake the moisture loose.

From Science Daily