Meanings of wavelike in English

Matter, at its deepest, most enigmatic quantum level, is indeterminate and wavelike.

The sand thus accumulated by the wind is heaped in wavelike hills called dunes.

There have always been wavelike exchanges between Amber and Chaos.

The second principle discusses the wavelike nature of matter.

Her gaze went back to the wavelike motion of the backs of the moving yearlings.

And light waves are partially particles and partially wavelike.

It floated about her with an idle, wavelike motion.

But hunger was a wavelike pressure at his stomach walls, causing it to rumble emptily.

It rose and fell in wavelike rhythm like the far thunder of waves upon a rock-bound coast.

Interactions between electrons create wavelike disturbances-knownas quasiparticles-thatserve as the basic components of almost every complex material.

It's actually not too complicated, that is, once one accepts that there is a wavelike nature to matter.

Then came that wavelike feeling again, starting at the top of her stomach and working its way down.

This inability to do better than knowing the odds is a consequence of the wavelike nature of matter.

These results confirm the wavelike nature of alternans and may have important implications for their control using electrical stimuli.

Strong, wavelike longitudinal thermal structure is found, some of which appears to be associated with the Great Dark Spot.

The motion of the strings is wavelike, of a broader flow, though underneath we scan the several lesser currents.