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Meanings of pulse in English

Russian
сердцебиение
Portuguese
pulso
Catalan
batec
Spanish
pulso
Wikidata

The rhythmic contraction and expansion of the arteries with each beat of the heart.

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        сердцебиение
        Russian
        pulse
        Portuguese
        pulse
        Spanish
        pulse
        Catalan
        discoteca pulse
        Wikidata

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              pulse
              Portuguese
              pulsação

              (Electronics) a sharp transient wave in the normal electrical state (or a series of such transients)

                    pulsação
                    Portuguese
                    freqüência cardiaca
                    Spanish
                    pulso

                    The rate at which the heart beats; usually measured to obtain a quick evaluation of a person's health.

                          freqüência cardiaca
                          Usage of pulse in English
                          1
                          However, a macropulse of long pulse duration leads to undesirable secondary effects.
                          Pubmed
                          2
                          His pulse and breaths felt minutes apart, his limbs suspended in water.
                          Indivisible
                          3
                          It was associated with higher age and pulse pressure in both groups.
                          Pubmed
                          4
                          The high-power switch plays an important part in a pulse power system.
                          Pubmed
                          5
                          A telephone might check a person's pulse or glucose levels, for example.
                          Wired
                          6
                          Her skin was ashen; I found her pulse: sixty beats per minute.
                          Marley & me: life and love with the world's worst dog
                          7
                          Drain, break into pieces; place in a food processor, pulse until flaky.
                          Ebony
                          8
                          That's what had set his pulse racing the moment he'd seen it.
                          Transgression: a novel of love and war
                          9
                          In the final lesson in pulse-taking three correct counts must be taken.
                          The new yorker
                          10
                          The normal pulse of the healthy horse varies in frequency as follows:
                          Special Report on Diseases of the Horse
                          11
                          Conclusion: Femtosecond pulse laser enhanced by ICG can be used for PDT.
                          Pubmed
                          12
                          The pulse of hope and passion in the letter was almost overpowering.
                          The Case of Richard Meynell
                          13
                          His pulse beat high; and before morning he was in a fever.
                          Tales and Novels — Volume 05 / Tales of a Fashionable Life
                          14
                          But you are breathing hard; your hand trembles; your pulse beats quickly.
                          The House of Whispers
                          15
                          However, long-term depression and paired-pulse facilitation were unaltered by 24 h SI.
                          Pubmed
                          16
                          At present, researchers use a needle-like electrode to deliver the electric pulse.
                          Wired
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