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sine wave
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sine wave
Sinusoidal waveform A waveform of periodic oscillations–eg, in alternating current in which the amplitude of each point in the wave is proportional to the sine of the time from a start point Cardiology An EKG finding described in severe hyperkalemia where the 'P' wave disappears and the QRS complex and 'T' wave merge in an oscillating pattern


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The changes of output mass flow rate and output composition fluctuation with time were predicted for various time dependent input modes such as step function and sinusoidal function inputs into the second feeder and other ports part way along the length of the machine.
The changes of output flow rate with time (surging) are predicted for various time dependent input modes such as step function and sinusoidal function inputs into the hopper and other ports part way along the length of the machine.
 
 
 
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