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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]] 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}} 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... 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... 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|μv]]) - F wave height 12: * ''duration'' ([[millisecond|ms]]) - length of F wave 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]] ... 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]]. 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]] 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: Standing wave (2186 bytes) 2: ...edium as a result of [[interference]] between two waves travelling in opposite directions. 6: ...e atmosphere in the lee of mountain ranges. Such waves are often exploited by [[gliding|glider pilots]]... 8: == Opposing waves == 10: ... in stationary medium. The red dots represent the wave [[Node (physics)|nodes]]]] 11: ... line. Such a standing wave may be formed when a wave is transmitted into one end of a transmission lin... Kelvin wave (1062 bytes) 2: ...ave crests is equal to the [[group speed]] of the wave energy for all frequencies. 4: ...orthern (southern) hemisphere. Atmospheric Kelvin waves propogate eastward in the Northern Hemisphere. 6: ==Equatorial Kelvin wave== 7: ...st its [[southern hemisphere]] counterpart. This wave always propagates eastward and only exists on the... 10: ...lossary/search?id=kelvin-wave1 Overview of Kelvin Waves from the American Meteorological Society] Wave vector (1832 bytes) 1: ...gth]]), and the vector points in the direction of wave propagation. 3: ...amily of waves is also [[coherent]], i.e. all the waves have the same [[phase]]. 5: For example, a common representation of a single wave at a single point in space is: 7: ...ncy]], and ''φ'' is the starting phase of the wave (the independent variable ''t'' is time). 11: ...ependent variable ''z'' is the distance along the wave. Tropospheric wave (606 bytes) 1: ...ication]], a '''tropospheric wave''' is a [[radio wave]] that is propagated by [[reflection]] from a pla... 3: ...ther components, they are called <i>"tropospheric waves."</i> Surface wave (1765 bytes) 1: ...ractive index]] gradient for an [[electromagnetic wave]]. 3: ...ter wave]. Another example is [[internal wave]]s, waves that are transmitted along the interface of two ... 5: ...surface waves are encountered. ''See'' [[seismic wave]]. 8: *The [[field (physics)|field]] components of the wave diminish with distance from the interface. 10: ...face wave field to another form of energy and the wave does not have a [[component]] directed normal to ... Wave impedance (1864 bytes) 1: ...impedance''': At a point in an [[electromagnetic wave]], the [[ratio]] of the [[electric field]] streng... 3: ...The wave impedance, ''Z'' , of an electromagnetic wave is given by the [[equation]]: 7: ..., and ω is the [[angular frequency]] of the wave. In the case of a [[dielectric]] (where conductiv... 12: ...]] (where conductivity is greater than zero), the wave impedance will be a [[complex number]]. 14: ''Note 2:'' Although the ratio is called the wave impedance, it is also the impedance of the [[free... Milwaukee Wave (1371 bytes) 1: [[Image:wave.gif|right]] 3: ...he MISL's Central Division. (See also [[Milwaukee Wave United]]). 35: ...[http://www.milwaukeewave.com/ Official Milwaukee Wave site] Plane wave (2089 bytes) 3: ...') is a constant-frequency wave whose [[wavefront|wavefronts]] (surfaces of constant amplitude and [[pha... 5: ...]] produces a field that is approximately a plane wave in its [[far-field region]]. 7: ...thematically, a plane wave is a solution to the [[wave equation]] of the following form: 11: ... expression. For the [[vector (spatial)|vector]] wave equation of electromagnetism, '''a''' is the vect... 13: In this equation, the function ω('''k''') is the [[dispersion relation]] o... Ground wave (439 bytes) 1: ... (telecommunications)|transmission]], a [[surface wave]] that propagates close to the surface of the Ear... 3: ...nstituting an [[interface]] that supports surface wave transmission. These refractive indices are subjec... 5: ...waves do not include ionospheric and tropospheric waves. Pana Wave (715 bytes) 1: '''Pana-Wave''': A recent cult in [[Japan]] run by a 70 year o... 5: ...l of the north and south poles, and massive tidal waves and earthquakes. 7: ...] would protect them from harmful electromagnetic waves. 10: [http://www.rickross.com/groups/pana_wave.html RickRoss.com Information] Second-wave feminism (1824 bytes) 1: '''Second-wave feminism''' refers to a period of [[feminist]] th... 3: ...r than absolute rights such as suffrage, as first wave feminism had. One phenomenon included the recogni... 5: The second wave is most commonly linked with the [[radical femini... 7: ==Second-wave feminists== 41: * [[first-wave feminism]]
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