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Longitudinal wave (465 bytes)
1: ...erred to as ''compressional waves'' or ''pressure waves''.
3: See also: [[Transverse wave]]
7: [[Category:Waves]]
9: [[de:Longitudinalwelle]]
10: [[nl:longitudinale golf]]

Longitudinal (486 bytes)
1: The term, '''longitudinal''' means "front-to-back" or "top-to-bottom" as op...
5: In [[automotive engineering]], the term, 'longitudinal' refers to an engine in which the crankshaft is o...

Longitudinal fissure (193 bytes)
1: The '''Longitudinal Fissure''' is the fissure (groove) that runs from...

Longitudinal studies (61 bytes)

Longitudinal voltage (664 bytes)
1: In [[telecommunication]], a '''longitudinal voltage''' is a [[voltage]] induced or appearing ...
3: <i>Note 1:</i> Longitudinal voltage may be effectively eliminated by using di...
5: <i>Note 2:</i> Induced longitudinal voltages at low ([[Power (physics)|power]]-[[line...

Medial longitudinal fasciculus (523 bytes)
1: The '''medial longitudinal fasciculus''' ('''MLF''') is a group of [[axon]]s...

Longitudinal redundancy check (1204 bytes)
1: In [[telecommunication]], a '''longitudinal redundancy check''' (LRC) or '''horizontal redund...
3: *A combination of longitudinal and [[vertical redundancy check]] allows the [[er...
8: A longitudinal redundancy check character, which is used to veri...

Medial longitudinal fissure (288 bytes)
1: ...meninges|brain covering]], lies within the medial longitudinal fissure.

F wave (1611 bytes)
1: ...ace above the [[distal]] region of a [[nerve]]. F waves are often used to measure [[nerve conduction vel...
5: ... reflected stimulus evokes the second, weaker ''F wave'' when it reaches the muscle.
9: F wave properties include:
11: * ''amplitude'' ([[volt|&mu;v]]) - F wave height
12: * ''duration'' ([[millisecond|ms]]) - length of F wave

New Wave (719 bytes)
1: The term "'''New Wave'''" has been used to describe several movements i...
4: ** The [[French new wave]], or ''nouvelle vague''.
5: ** The [[Cinema of the United Kingdom|British New Wave]].
6: ** The [[Hong Kong New Wave]], a movement in [[Cinema of Hong Kong|Hong Kong ...
7: * The [[New Wave music]] movement which occurred in the [[United S...

96.4 FM The Wave (3176 bytes)
3: ...rgin: 0; padding: 0; color: #6a6c76;">96.4 FM The Wave</p>
30: '''96.4 FM The Wave''', often simply known as The Wave, is a radio station based in [[Swansea]], [[Wales...
32: ...more modern alternative to [[Swansea Sound]], the Wave's sister station which was begun in 1974 and is a...
40: Station website: http://www.thewave.co.uk
42: [[Category:UK Radio Stations|Wave]]

Third Wave (842 bytes)
1: '''Third Wave''' can refer to:
3: *[[Third Wave of the Holy Spirit]]
4: *[[Third-wave feminism]]
5: *[[Third wave of ska]]
6: ...iginal [[agricultural revolution]] and the second wave was the [[Industrial Revolution]].

Wave (7119 bytes)
1: ...ate article focuses on [[Ocean surface wave|ocean waves]].''
3: ...nal radiation]], which can travel through vacuum, waves exist in a [[medium (bearer)|medium]] (which on ...
5: Waves have '''crests''' (highs) and '''troughs''' (low...
8: A medium that can carry a wave is classified as one of the following:
9: *A ''linear medium'' if different waves at any particular point in the medium can be add...

No Wave (2462 bytes)
1: ...laration of the music's experimental nature: ''No Wave'' music belonged to no fixed style or genre.
3: ...usic]]. There are some elements common to many No Wave performers, including abrasive [[atonal]] sounds,...
5: No Wave also drew on [[Performance Art]]. [[DNA (band)|DN...
7: Performers classified as No Wave generally had little music style in common: Vario...
9: No Wave had an important impact on [[Noise music|noise]] ...

The Third Wave (1787 bytes)
1: ...he [[book]] by [[Alvin Toffler]], see [[The Third Wave (book)]]''
3: '''The Third Wave''' was the name given by history teacher [[Ron Jo...
5: ...efore bringing it to a halt by claiming that "The Wave" movement had a world-wide leader, and then displ...
7: ... young-adult novel on the subject (entitled ''The Wave''), which was later made into a movie and a play;...
10: *{{imdb title|id=083316|title=The Wave}}

New wave of new wave (1101 bytes)
1: The '''New Wave of New Wave''' (NWONW) was a term coined by [[music journalis...
3: ... early 90s and that of the [[New wave music | New Wave]] or [[punk rock | punk]] scenes of the [[1970s]]...
7: New Wave of New Wave bands include:

P-wave (812 bytes)
1: ...rough the Earth's molten [[Earth's core|core]]. S-waves do not pass through the Earth's core leaving a '...
5: [[Category:Waves]]

Evanescent wave (1376 bytes)
1: ...|decays exponentially]] with distance. Evanescent waves are observed in [[total internal reflection]].
3: ...ction fluorescence microscope]]). The evanescent wave from an optical fiber can be used in a gas sensor...
5: ...t waves''' are formed when [[sine wave|sinusoidal wave]]s are (internally) reflected off an interface at...
7: ...ppropriate because the intensity of '''evanescent waves''' [[exponential decay|decays exponentially]] (r...
9: ... an [[imaginary number|imaginary]] value of the [[wavenumber]], ''k''.

Rossby wave (2753 bytes)
2: ...ion in [[Coriolis effect]] with [[latitude]]. The waves were first identified in the [[earth's atmospher...
4: ==Terrestrial waves==
6: ...p velocity|propagate energy]] to the east; longer waves propagate energy to the west.
8: ==Atmospheric waves==
10: Rossby waves in the atmosphere are easy to observe as large-s...

Wave pool (751 bytes)
1: ... of [[swimming pool]] in which reasonably large [[wave]]s are artificially generated. The idea of such ...
3: ...ocated in parks or other large, open areas. Some wave pools are a major feature, perhaps even ''the'' m...

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