Such linearized gravitational waves are sufficiently accurate to describe the exceedingly weak waves that are expected to arrive here on Earth from far-off cosmic events, which typically result in relative distances increasing and decreasing by or less.

Such a maritime clock had to be not only highly accurate over long time intervals, but relatively impervious to corrosion in salt air, able to tolerate wide variations in temperature and humidity and in general durable while able to function at the odd angles and pitch and yaw typical of decks under strong waves and storm tossed conditions.

Such systems have ( in the classical limit ) an infinite number of normal modes and their oscillations occur in the form of waves that can characteristically propagate.

Such weather phenomena as fog, clouds, rain, falling snow, and sleet that block visible light are usually transparent to radio waves.

Such waves can be theoretically explained in terms of interacting P-and / or S-waves.

Such waves are sometimes regarded as having a wavelength even though they are not sinusoidal.

Such nonuniform traveling waves are common in many physical problems, including the mechanics of the cochlea and waves on hanging ropes.

Each term may be interpreted as a spherical wave that expands or contracts with velocity c. Such waves are generated by a point source, and they make possible sharp signals whose form is altered only by a decrease in amplitude as r increases ( see an illustration of a spherical wave on the top right ).

Such waves exist only in cases of space with odd dimensions.

Such re-scattered waves are called " secondary scattering " and hinder the analysis.

Such waves are often exploited by glider pilots.

Such an explosion would generate powerful shock waves, which would be transmitted very effectively through the solid material comprising the shielding ( see " scabbing " above ).

Such cold waves have caused famines.

Such pairs of accelerometers in theory may also be able to detect gravitational waves.

Such frequencies of light waves are said to be transmitted.

Such waves can travel faster through relatively colder material.

Such top down biasing can occur through two distinct processes: an attention driven baseline shift in the alpha waves, and a decision bias reflected in gamma waves.

Such was a major event in the history of Maverick's – for reputable Hawaiian big-wave riders to travel to the U. S. mainland to sample the waves of this little-known big wave riding beach.

Such waves were said to consist of an almost vertical wall of water preceded by a trough so deep that it was referred to as a " hole in the sea "; a ship encountering a wave of such magnitude would be unlikely to survive the tremendous pressures exerted by the weight of the breaking water, and would almost certainly be sunk in a matter of minutes.

Such waves are distinct from tides, caused by the Moon and Sun's gravitational pull, tsunamis that are caused by underwater earthquakes or landslides, and waves generated by underwater explosions or the fall of meteorites — all having far longer wavelengths than wind waves.

Such glycine-alanine repeats are also found in nature, for example in silk fibroin ; in particular, certain Epstein-Barr virus gene products bearing this sequence can stall the proteasome, helping the virus propagate by preventing antigen presentation on the major histocompatibility complex.

Such ignominy can never be wiped away.

Such differences are important because certain ecological preferences keep mosquitoes away from most humans, whereas other preferences bring them right into houses at night.

Such limitations generally accompany the shift away from the original context to the broader one.

Such attitudes are summarized in the popular statement, " Perception is reality " or " Life is how you perceive reality " or " reality is what you can get away with " ( Robert Anton Wilson ), and they indicate anti-realism – that is, the view that there is no objective reality, whether acknowledged explicitly or not.

Such quantities are the same in every coordinate system, so these infinities will not " go away " by a change of coordinates.

Such was the reputation of his holiness among the populace that they stripped away everything there to serve as a relic of a saint.

Such endgame databases are generated in advance using a form of retrograde analysis, starting with positions where the final result is known ( e. g., where one side has been mated ) and seeing which other positions are one move away from them, then which are one move from those, etc.

Such altars are found in Roman Catholic churches awaiting restructuring from an arrangement in which a priest celebrated Mass at a remote high altar, usually facing away from them, to one in which he is closer to the congregation and generally facing them.

Such televangelists may occasionally arouse controversy by making remarks deemed offensive on their programs or elsewhere, or by endorsing partisan political candidates on donor-paid airtime, at which point some have been threatened that they may have their tax-exempt status taken away if they reside in the United States.

Such an action, if successful, would have compromised the position of the other Austrian Corps on the Wagram plateau and would have forced them back northwestwards, away from any reinforcements they might have expected to receive from Pressburg.

Such a disk can generate jets of gas that are shot out away from the black hole because it cannot be absorbed quickly enough.

Such debris disks are rare among M-type star systems older than about 10 million years, having been primarily cleared away by drag from the stellar wind.

Such an approach is fuelled by the underlying belief that ' the capacity to bear loss wholeheartedly, without pushing the experience away, emerges ... as essential to being truly alive and engaged with the world '.

Such spasms can be controlled with medication such as butylscopolamine, although most patients eventually adjust to the irritation and the spasms go away.

Such a system also demanded much greater accuracies in the measurements-an error of one degree in angle might be reasonable when taking a fix on a lighthouse a few miles away, but would be of limited use when used on a radio station 300 miles away.

Such lack of clarity can serve to lead policy away from what is believed to be the most beneficial.

Such definitions are intended to take away the title of " first manned, powered flight " from the Wright brothers despite the fact that on December 17, 1903, the Wrights flew from level ground without a catapult, using a rail only to guide the wheeled dolly or truck that the Wright Flyer biplane shed upon lifting from the ground.

Such claims were common during his bids for PC leader, when he was accused being an opportunist who tried to practise entryism, and take over the Progressive Conservative Party and steer it sharply to the left and away from the conservatism of Brian Mulroney and Margaret Thatcher.

Such was the esteem in which he was held that his contract allowed him frequent travel away from the convent.

Such engines do away with ignition systems entirely and cannot experience hard starts, but the propellants are highly toxic and corrosive.

Such facilities often have tall signs that can be seen from several miles away ( so that travelers have adequate time to make a decision ).

Such projects were designed to effect an increased political awareness of the plight of sharecroppers, migrants, and the American proletariat " yet were nevertheless part of a " documentary trend " infused with " intense regionalism and celebration of the working class " with a turn away from European style, seeing " stylistic experimentation and a cosmopolitan imagination as socially-irresponsible indulgences not to be entertained in such times of national crisis " and embracing socially relevant facts and " national realism ," noted Mark Krasovic writing for the New Deal Network, a project of Franklin and Eleanor Roosevelt Institute in collaboration with Franklin D. Roosevelt Presidential Library, Marist College, and IBM, adding,

Such was the anger over the issue that the Leinster Football Association broke away from the IFA and formed its own national association.