to oscillate

And now I'm going to oscillate it for you and I'm going to do it from two different angles.

You'll notice that at the line where the blue and red meet your eye seems to oscillate back and forth between the two.

This I attached to the bottom wing and began to oscillate the wing using my battery charger as a power source.

That our internal compass is liable, on occasion, to oscillate unhelpfully is an inescapable part of the human condition.

I have here the timer and I'm going to oscillate that - back and forth-- - and that would only take 20 seconds-- zero it, we started here.

The changing magnetic field would force the electrons to oscillate, too, but would not allow them to radiate heat.

An inverted pendulum is a physical device consisting in a cylindrical bar (usually of aluminium) free to oscillate around a fixed pivot.

The object is going to oscillate in a potential well.

If you don't want a high bandwidth transistor to oscillate place lossy components in at least 2 of the 3 leads.

Since your body cannot afford to oscillate between convulsions and coma, the range of serum calcium is tightly controlled.

To oscillate about a selected value. Used of a machine, an instrument, or a system.

Allow yourself a transition period in which it is okay to oscillate between holding on and letting go.

They reach you, your eardrum starts to oscillate with the same frequency and you hear that tone.

The associated cross-peak amplitude also appears to oscillate.

It's going to oscillate between plus x max and minus x max.

I'm going to oscillate it and we're going to measure the periods.

So the liquid now is here, and then I release it, and it will start to oscillate.