long wave , auch: lonwave , LW (Abkürzung)

They no longer waved at the black mass of the train as it passed.

You could watch it coming in like a long wave on a sandy beach.

Does Agnes any longer wave to anyone in this manner?

And then a long wave of warmth crossed the small town.

It's the beginning of the end for long wave.

However the number of those relying solely on long wave is now a small minority.

Long waves rolled in to crash on the beach of their small bay.

Off to the right a body was floating in the sea, rising and falling on the long waves.

The Croatian fans were no longer waving their national flags.

The grounding system of the long wave transmitter is very large.

Two sections that usually connect make up this fairly long wave.

The Emperor's banner no longer waved against the sky at the head of the pass.

You've thrown all the long wave lengths out of the problem."

His work has produced a new interest in the theory of long waves in economic development.

He could no longer wave it off as an equipment or power failure at the downlink.

The longest wave is quickly lost in the sea.

Such long waves can pass easily around most objects.

Today this mast has a cage aerial for long wave.

It is therefore possible to exhaust the step memory in a Bank with two very long wave sequences.

They also measured long wave emissions from the earth.

As was seen in Chapter 1, the main debate here has revolved around how to explain the long waves.

From the calculations above the incoming long wave radiation can be derived.

His quiet sea-gray eyes seemed almost to be smoothing the long waves of her hair.

Steffi had produced one long wave with a flat maximum, total time about 30s.

The ride is also surprisingly good, acceptable over bumps with a soft approach to long waves.