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pulse

[puhls] / pʌls /


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The result is the accelerating pulses of light detected from Earth, producing the distinctive "chirp."

From Science Daily

Working with bio-acousticians who measure hearing in animals, she developed a soundtrack of pulses and beeps to play to anaesthetised hedgehogs from a rescue centre.

From BBC

By delivering timed pulses of light, they forced the protein to alternate between states.

From Science Daily

The now pulsing, now soaring strains of Prokofiev’s climactic “Balcony Scene” are enacted solely on screen as recorded by Mr. Marcovici’s camera.

From The Wall Street Journal

But if the Kings’ breathing is shallow and their pulse faint, they aren’t dead just yet despite seven losses in their last nine games.

From Los Angeles Times