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When heated with a laser, each epoxy blob gave off sound waves that rippled through the chip to the sheet, causing the sheet to vibrate.

This toothbrush does it all, combining the effectiveness of a Waterpik flosser and the power of a vibrating brush head.

Another more speculative possibility is that cosmic strings could come from the tiny vibrating strings of string theory.

Sound waves are carried through water by the vibration of water molecules, and at higher temperatures, those molecules vibrate more easily.

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My gloved fingertips, soaked with blood on his pulseless groin, started to vibrate.

To keep you off your seat and on your feet, many trackers will even vibrate after a certain timeframe of inactivity.

Should a solar flare vibrate the interstellar plasma in the next few years, the tone would be higher still.

Eric Cantor: too twitchy (manly men do not visibly vibrate with nervous energy).

Vibration promotes life and vigour, strength and beauty...Vibrate Your Body and Make It Well.

It has, indeed, one of the most important properties of all substances, in that it can vibrate.

Cannot two brains that vibrate in unison at a distance of many kilometres be moved by the same psychic force?

The struck chord ceased to vibrate as she reached the house where she had suffered and learned so much.

At last a beautiful, sad voice, which Paul well knew, made the hot afternoon air vibrate.

In the green summer of his days he fell, and long did my heart vibrate from the shock.

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From Roget's 21st Century Thesaurus, Third Edition Copyright © 2013 by the Philip Lief Group.

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