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pulse

[puhls] / pʌls /


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Their team developed a new platform that can both generate and detect extremely short UV-C laser pulses.

From Science Daily

TV's latest word-of-mouth hit Heated Rivalry arrives in the UK this weekend, after setting pulses racing across the Atlantic and catapulting its cast to stardom in recent weeks.

From BBC

Because of this remarkable regularity, astronomers can use powerful radio telescopes to measure the exact arrival times of these pulses and search for subtle patterns linked to phenomena such as low-frequency gravitational waves.

From Science Daily

They, for instance, can simulate multiple aircraft in an enemy’s radar by sampling its pulse and sending that back, said RUSI’s Withington.

From The Wall Street Journal

Inside the light cages, incoming light pulses are efficiently converted into collective excitations of the surrounding atoms.

From Science Daily