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pulsation
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pulsation /pul·sa·tion/ (pul-sa´shun) a throb, or rhythmic beat, as of the heart.
pul·sa·tion (pl-sshn)
n.
1. The act of pulsating.
2. A single beat, throb, or vibration.
pulsation
[pəl·sā′shən]
Etymology: L, pulsatio
a throb or rhythmical beat, as of the heart.
pulsation,
n a traditional Chinese medicine in which the practitioner examines the pulse at each wrist in order to make a diagnosis.
pulsation
See Intraaortic balloon pulsation.


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The main features of radiative [beta]-decay have been derived in the classical approximation by Jackson [1] who assumes that an electron is created at the origin at t = 0 with constant velocity v = c[beta], in which case radiation of angular frequency [omega] is emitted in the direction of the unit vector n with an angular distribution in energy per unit time per unit interval of angular frequency
Search for radiative [beta]-decay of the free neutron by Severijns, N. / Journal of Research of the National Institute of Standards and Technology
s is angular frequency in the steady state frequency domain in rad/s; s = j2[pi]f,
Photocurrent Measurement of PC and PV Hg CdTe Detectors by Martin, Robert J. / Journal of Research of the National Institute of Standards and Technology
where [tau] = w(t-z/v), w and v are the angular frequency and linear velocity of the light, respectively, and the total amplitude is the vector sum of [a.
Treasure of the Past VII by Steinberg, Harold L. / Journal of Research of the National Institute of Standards and Technology
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