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Meanings of oscillator in English

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Usage of oscillator in English
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To produce the oscillations he employed the oscillator designed by Augusto Righi.
The Dawn of Amateur Radio in the U.K. and Greece: A Personal Vie...
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The oscillator is a transcription-translation feedback loop system composed of several genes.
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First, he would need an oscillator to produce the complex pulse.
Tom Swift and the Electronic Hydrolung
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There are also pitch, filter and gate controls and a multiwaveform low-frequency oscillator.
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We conclude that an intrinsic oscillator maintains Plasmodium's rhythmic life cycle.
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So the Professor initiated the oscillator's self-destruct and we cleared out.
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This comment extends this previous result to a broad class of oscillator distribution functions.
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The global separator is used to desynchronize different oscillator groups.
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These results support a reciprocal inhibition oscillator as the underlying mechanism of binocular rivalry.
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This oscillator is thought to act similarly in different vertebrates.
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The Rössler oscillator can exhibit periodic or chaotic behavior depending on the control parameters.
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Wade, will you connect that to the high frequency oscillator there-no-throughthat counterbalanced condenser.
The Black Star Passes
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The laser's oscillator whined up into the reaches of inaudibility.
More Than Honor
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Huge explosions erupted from the top of the distant oscillator.
Star Wars Episode VII: The Force Awakens
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Each wave moves the oscillator, pumping high pressure water via a pipeline to the shore.
Reuters
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Laser radiation was generated using an optical parametric oscillator pumped by an unseeded Nd:YAG laser.
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