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However, one of the harmonic waves filter was preserved as a monument.

Harmonic waves travelling in opposite directions can be represented by the equations below:

But either way, a plane crash would not yield a fraction of the force necessary to trigger a harmonic wave across the Pacific plate.

For Polaris to work, the array had to propagate a perfect harmonic wave, just the right frequency to generate an ice-shattering effect.

The outflow from the cell creates harmonic waves in the atmosphere known as Rossby waves.

The slack surface abruptly bunched into perfectly symmetrical harmonic waves, almost like the hair on a cat's back standing on end.

But next, rather than sending out an EM pulse like a regular nuclear weapon, this engine would transmit a harmonic wave through the ice.

The function can be expressed as the superposition of harmonic waves with varying wave numbers () and frequencies ().

Harmonic Wave Filters.

"At long radar wavelengths, a harmonic wave is something like seven feet long, which may coincide with the natural frequency of something on the missile.

Gravitational waves behave, in some analogous to sound waves, in that they behave like composites of harmonic waves.

For a simple harmonic wave, where the amplitude of the electric vector varies in a sinusoidal manner in time, the two components have exactly the same frequency.

Harmonic filters are necessary for the elimination of the harmonic waves and for the production of the reactive power at line commutated converter stations.

It was this study that became the basis for Project Shockwave: to artificially create the right set of harmonic waves and heat signatures to blast apart the polar ice cap.

Mathematically, the most basic wave is the (spatially) one-dimensional sine wave (or harmonic wave or sinusoid) with an amplitude described by the equation:

"Instabilities in elastic-plastic fluid-saturated porous media: harmonic wave versus acceleration wave analyses" (with F.M.F. Simões, B. Loret), Int.

One of them was a thing that set up harmonic waves in the earth's crust - waves which could possibly trigger an earthquake big enough to tear the state wide open and send the eastern half sliding into the Atlantic.