sinusoidal
IPA: sˈaɪnʌsɔɪdʌɫ
noun
- A sine wave (or combination of such waves)
adjective
- (mathematics) Having the shape or characteristics of a sine wave.
- (anatomy) Relating to any of several channels (the sinusoids) through which venous blood passes in various organs.
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Examples of "sinusoidal" in Sentences
- Sinusoidal hemangioma in an adult male.
- For a steady state sinusoidal AC signal.
- There is nothing sinusoidal about sampling.
- Consider a sinusoidal wave with a high peak.
- The waveform of the alternating current is sinusoidal.
- But you're right in that the sinusoidal path is not sensible.
- The sinusoidal basis functions of the decomposition have the same properties.
- In other news, I was shown what has got to be the nerdiest landscaping in history: A wave field, the ground is a 3D sinusoidal wave.
- A surface function that is sinusoidal at the bottom and grades smoothly to a straight course of bricks at the top gives a pleasing curtain effect.
- Unlike laboratory stimuli such as sinusoidal grating or the Gabor patch, natural images generally contain signals broadly distributed over different spatial frequencies.
- The ghost got up gracefully and at once started doing standing pirouettes, the linen whipping up in errant waves sinusoidal, sending ripples of air circlets, crowning the room.
- For every line in order, perform a nonlinear regression to fit the line to an equation y = b0 + b1x + b2 (1. 1-x) b3 [+b4 sin (2πx + b5)] where the sinusoidal portion is optional for each page.
- Then we examine the system response to sinusoidal input signals with varying frequencies to determine if the cell can distinguish between different regimes of information flow from the environment.
- This reminds us of the fact that in acoustics, a series of discrete frequency values is coordinated to a linear partial differential equation (if boundary values are given) namely the sinusoidal periodic solutions.
- You bust out 'cuboid,' setting all my nerve endings a-tingle, but then use the limp 'perfectly sine regularity' in lieu of say the throbbing 'perfect sinusoidal regularity' or the magnificently necropriapic 'cold dead sinusoidal character'?
- Born in Tel Aviv and trained at the Jerusalem Academy of Art, followed by the Architectural Association School in London, Ron Arad settled in London in 1973, where he has since produced a very varied range of creative objects based on sinusoidal, elliptical and oval forms, as unique pieces, limited series and mass-produced objects.
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