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Oscillation is the
repetitive or
periodic variation,
typically in time, of some
measure about a
central value (often a
point of equilibrium) or between...
- El Niño–Southern
Oscillation (ENSO) is a
global climate phenomenon that
emerges from
variations in
winds and sea
surface temperatures over the tropical...
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Neutrino oscillation is a
quantum mechanical phenomenon in
which a
neutrino created with a
specific lepton family number ("lepton flavor": electron, muon...
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Neural oscillations, or brainwaves, are
rhythmic or
repetitive patterns of
neural activity in the
central nervous system.
Neural tissue can
generate oscillatory...
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second (60 seconds
divided by 120 beats). For
cyclical phenomena such as
oscillations, waves, or for
examples of
simple harmonic motion, the term frequency...
- The Allerød
oscillation (Danish: Allerødtiden) was a warm and
moist global interstadial that
occurred c.13,900 to 12,900 BP. It was
preceded by the Older...
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Plasma oscillations, also
known as
Langmuir waves (after
Irving Langmuir), are
rapid oscillations of the
electron density in
conducting media such as plasmas...
- Pogo
oscillation is a self-excited
vibration in liquid-propellant
rocket engines caused by
combustion instability. The
unstable combustion results in...
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Electronic oscillation is a
repeating cyclical variation in
voltage or
current in an
electrical circuit,
resulting in a
periodic waveform. The frequency...
- Self-
oscillation is the
generation and
maintenance of a
periodic motion by a
source of
power that
lacks any
corresponding periodicity. The oscillator...
