extraordinary wave

There was an extraordinary wave of sympathy for her here after she repented.

But the extraordinary wave of proposed mergers presents questions for policymakers.

An extraordinary wave of mergers and acquisitions has emerged globally.

The extraordinary wave of protests has proved the most serious challenge yet to the Assad family's 40-year dynasty.

The amplitude of extraordinary wave is dependent on the earth magnetic field at that particular point .

A current in a plasma confined to the plane perpendicular to the magnetic field generates an extraordinary wave.

I went with my dad and what I remember was the extraordinary wave of applause the moment Stewart came on stage.

It is only in the upper regions of the F-layer that the extraordinary wave becomes distinguishable from the ordinary.

Being extraordinary waves, however, the direction of power flow is not identical to the direction of the wave vector in either case.

The disaster took place in front of an estimated 40 to 50 thousand spectators and produced an extraordinary wave of nationalistic support for Zeppelin's work.

The ordinary wave (red) component follows a path completely independent of the extraordinary wave (green) component.

However, neither Luke Trull nor any extraordinary wave of natural predators had as yet attacked the muskrat colonies.

But two decades ago these young environmentalists were part of an extraordinary wave of activism that defined and drove the anti-road protests of the 1990s.

In his speech, Assad blamed "conspirators" for an extraordinary wave of dissent against his authoritarian rule and did not offer any concessions to the protesters.

The authorities were disconcerted, however, when the broadcasts provoked an extraordinary wave of rumours, mostly concerned with town clocks, and suggesting that German spies were everywhere.

'Primarily, it was attacking that extraordinary wave of nostalgia that seemed to occur in the early and mid-Sixties for how great it was in the war.

Amid an extraordinary wave of people power which helped bring down a corrupt government in last year's Guatemalan Spring, the LGBT community had its own political triumph.

This is due to the fact that the extraordinary wave propagating through a birefringent crystal possesses a Poynting vector that is not parallel with the propagation vector.

In the case of the extraordinary wave, the magnetic field has an additional effect, and reflection occurs at a frequency that is higher than the ordinary wave by half the electron gyrofrequency.

Therefore there are ordinary and extraordinary waves in ionospheric propagation, and the MUF is about 1.4 MHz (the gyro frequency) higher for the highest extraordinary mode.

Israel has become a nation consumed, not with the prospect of war in the gulf, but with the extraordinary wave of Soviet Jewish immigration that is altering the face of Israeli society.

Buoyed by the extraordinary wave of adulation he has attracted around the globe, the president-elect will have no trouble making the U.S. more popular than it has been under George W. Bush.

The extraordinary wave of demonstrations has proved the most serious challenge yet to a four-decade ruling dynasty by the Assad family — one of the most rigid and authoritarian regimes in the Middle East.

Fed by rumors that Americans were coming to kidnap children, cut out their vital organs and ship them to the United States for transplantation, an extraordinary wave of panic has swept Guatemala over the last month.