Converse of object

• emit: She uses a sonar system that emits sound waves.

• ride: He has ridden the wave of mobile phone roll-out, a market now worth more than £ 3 billion in the UK alone.

Object

• handkerchief: He would signal from Pencarreg, and she waved a handkerchief from Maesyfelin.

Adjective modifier

• tidal: With Aids in Africa, you can't see the tidal wave of despair.

• gravitational: Such scenarios are also a favored source for gravitational waves.

• electromagnetic: To binge drink quot drawing its of electromagnetic waves.

• seismic: We use 2D finite-difference modeling methods to compute the propagation of seismic waves in simplified volcanic structures.

• successive: Each successive wave of punk wanted to be seen to be more ' punk ' than the previous one.

Modifies a noun

• propagation: The study shows the visualization of shock wave propagation in an underwater explosion scenario.

• goodbye: This is the perfect way to wave goodbye to the port on the start of your sailing.

• equation: The method of solution based on investigation the wave equation related to the operator.

Noun used with modifier

• sine: In that case a sine wave type vibration did show up on the photographs.

• hcc: Add costs to from hcc wave data the take-up in the period.

• shock: Suppose father doesn't like shock wave flash object download him!

• gravity: Gravity waves are among the consequences of Einstein's General Theory of Relativity.

• ocean: The conversation has been in progress for a long time - in the case of ocean waves, for a very long time.

• radio: Each LED is activated by a message sent across radio waves from a small control router inside the building.