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Definition
Synonym
Oberwelle
Deutsch Englisch Übersetzung
Oberwelle
f
harmonic wave, ripple
Oberwelle
f
Oberwelle
n
pl
harmonic wave; ripple
harmonic waves; ripples
Oberschwingung
f
;
Oberwelle
f
; Harmonische
f
phys.
Oberschwingungen
pl
;
Oberwelle
n
pl
; Harmonischen
pl
Stromoberschwingung
f
; Strom
oberwelle
f
Störung der ersten
Oberwelle
harmonic component; harmonic
harmonic components; harmonics
harmonic current component
first harmonic disturbance
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harmonic wave ripple Synonyme
harmonic
AF
accordant
according
assonant
assonantal
attuned
audio frequency
blended
blending
chiming
concordant
consonant
flageolet tone
fluctuant
fluctuating
fluctuational
frequency
fundamental
fundamental tone
harmonic
tone
harmonious
harmonizing
homophonic
in accord
in chorus
in concert
in concord
in sync
in tune
in unison
intonation
libratory
monodic
monophonic
monotone
monotony
musical
nutational
oscillating
oscillatory
overtone
partial
partial tone
pendular
pendulous
periodic
pitch
resonant
symphonic
symphonious
synchronized
synchronous
tone
tonelessness
tuned
unisonant
unisonous
vacillating
vacillatory
vibratile
vibrating
vibratory
wavering
harmonic
s
accord
accordance
attune
attunement
chime
chiming
concentus
concert
concord
concordance
consonance
consonancy
consort
diapason
euphony
harmony
heavy harmony
homophony
monochord
monody
symphony
synchronism
synchronization
three-part harmony
tune
unison
unisonance
Oberwelle Definition
Harmonic
(
a.
)
Alt.
of
Harmonical
Harmonic
(
n.
)
A
musical
note
produced
by
a
number
of
vibrations
which
is
a
multiple
of
the
number
producing
some
other
Ripple
(
v.
)
An
implement,
with
teeth
like
those
of
a
comb,
for
removing
the
seeds
and
seed
vessels
from
flax,
broom
corn,
etc.
Ripple
(
v.
t.)
To
remove
the
seeds
from
(the
stalks
of
flax,
etc.),
by
means
of
a
ripple.
Ripple
(
v.
t.)
Hence,
to
scratch
or
tear.
Ripple
(
v.
i.)
To
become
fretted
or
dimpled
on
the
surface,
as
water
when
agitated
or
running
over
a
rough
bottom
Ripple
(
v.
i.)
To
make
a
sound
as
of
water
running
gently
over
a
rough
bottom,
or
the
breaking
of
ripples
on
the
shore.
Ripple
(
v.
t.)
To
fret
or
dimple,
as
the
surface
of
running
water
Ripple
(
n.
)
The
fretting
or
dimpling
of
the
surface,
as
of
running
water
Ripple
(
n.
)
A
little
wave
or
undulation
Ripple
(
n.
)
a
small
wave
on
the
surface
of
water
or
other
liquids
for
which
the
driving
force
is
not
gravity,
but
surface
tension.
Ripple
(
n.
)
the
residual
AC
component
in
the
DC
current
output
from
a
rectifier,
expressed
as
a
percentage
of
the
steady
component
of
the
current.
Ripple-marked
(
a.
)
Having
ripple
marks.
Wave
(
v.
t.)
See
Waive.
Wave
(
v.
i.)
To
play
loosely
Wave
(
v.
i.)
To
be
moved
to
and
fro
as
a
signal.
Wave
(
v.
i.)
To
fluctuate
Wave
(
v.
t.)
To
move
one
way
and
the
other
Wave
(
v.
t.)
To
raise
into
inequalities
of
surface
Wave
(
v.
t.)
To
move
like
a
wave,
or
by
floating
Wave
(
v.
t.)
To
call
attention
to,
or
give
a
direction
or
command
to,
by
a
waving
motion,
as
of
the
hand
Wave
(
v.
i.)
An
advancing
ridge
or
swell
on
the
surface
of
a
liquid,
as
of
the
sea,
resulting
from
the
oscillatory
motion
of
the
particles
composing
it
when
disturbed
by
any
force
their
position
of
rest
Wave
(
v.
i.)
A
vibration
propagated
from
particle
to
particle
through
a
body
or
elastic
medium,
as
in
the
transmission
of
sound
Wave
(
v.
i.)
Water
Wave
(
v.
i.)
Unevenness
Wave
(
v.
i.)
A
waving
or
undulating
motion
Wave
(
v.
i.)
The
undulating
line
or
streak
of
luster
on
cloth
watered,
or
calendered,
or
on
damask
steel.
Wave
(
v.
i.)
Fig.:
A
swelling
or
excitement
of
thought,
feeling,
or
energy
Wave
(
n.
)
Woe.
harmonic wave ripple Bedeutung
overshoot
wave-off
go-around
an
approach
that
fails
and
gives
way
to
another
attempt
wave
a
movement
like
that
of
a
sudden
occurrence
or
increase
in
a
specified
phenomenon,
a
wave
of
settlers,
troops
advancing
in
waves
full-wave
rectifier
rectifier
that
converts
the
negative
half
wave
of
an
alternating
current
into
a
positive
half
wave
waveguide
wave
guide
a
hollow
metal
conductor
that
provides
a
path
to
guide
microwaves,
used
in
radar
duality
wave-particle
duality
(physics)
the
property
of
matter
and
electromagnetic
radiation
that
is
characterized
by
the
fact
that
some
properties
can
be
explained
best
by
wave
theory
and
others
by
particle
theory
harmonic
any
of
a
series
of
musical
tones
whose
frequencies
are
integral
multiples
of
the
frequency
of
a
fundamental
wave
a
hairdo
that
creates
undulations
in
the
hair
finger
wave
a
wave
made
with
the
fingers
permanent
wave
permanent
perm
a
series
of
waves
in
the
hair
made
by
applying
heat
and
chemicals
harmonic
a
tone
that
is
a
component
of
a
complex
sound
fundamental
fundamental
frequency
first
harmonic
the
lowest
tone
of
a
harmonic
series
Kepler's
third
law
harmonic
law
a
law
stating
that
the
ratio
of
the
square
of
the
revolutionary
period
(in
years)
to
the
cube
of
the
orbital
axis
(in
astronomical
units)
is
the
same
for
all
planets
Fourier
analysis
harmonic
analysis
analysis
of
a
periodic
function
into
a
sum
of
simple
sinusoidal
components
harmonic
mean
the
mean
ofnumbers
expressed
as
the
reciprocal
of
the
arithmetic
mean
of
the
reciprocals
of
the
numbers
wave
theory
undulatory
theory
wave
theory
of
light
(physics)
the
theory
that
light
is
transmitted
as
waves
wave
mechanics
the
modern
form
of
quantum
theory,
an
extension
of
quantum
mechanics
based
on
Schrodinger's
equation,
atomic
events
are
explained
as
interactions
between
particle
waves
Schrodinger
equation
Schrodinger
wave
equation
the
fundamental
equation
of
wave
mechanics
wave
equation
a
differential
equation
that
describes
the
passage
of
harmonic
waves
through
a
medium
wave
waving
wafture
the
act
of
signaling
by
a
movement
of
the
hand
crime
wave
a
sudden
rise
in
the
crime
rate
ripple
rippling
riffle
wavelet
a
small
wave
on
the
surface
of
a
liquid
gravity
wave
gravitation
wave
(physics)
a
wave
that
is
hypothesized
to
propagate
gravity
and
to
travel
at
the
speed
of
light
sine
wave
a
wave
whose
waveform
resembles
a
sine
curve
ripple
(electronics)
an
oscillation
of
small
amplitude
imposed
on
top
of
a
steady
value
wave
undulation
(physics)
a
movement
up
and
down
or
back
and
forth
soliton
soliton
wave
solitary
wave
(physics)
a
quantum
of
energy
or
quasiparticle
that
can
be
propagated
as
a
traveling
wave
in
nonlinear
systems
and
is
neither
preceded
nor
followed
by
another
such
disturbance,
does
not
obey
the
superposition
principle
and
does
not
dissipate,
soliton
waves
can
travel
long
distances
with
little
loss
of
energy
or
structure
standing
wave
stationary
wave
a
wave
(as
a
sound
wave
in
a
chamber
or
an
electromagnetic
wave
in
a
transmission
line)
in
which
the
ratio
of
its
instantaneous
amplitude
at
one
point
to
that
at
any
other
point
does
not
vary
with
time
traveling
wave
travelling
wave
a
wave
in
which
the
medium
moves
in
the
direction
of
propagation
of
the
wave
sound
wave
acoustic
wave
(acoustics)
a
wave
that
transmits
sound
air
wave
a
sound
wave
that
is
transmitted
via
air
wave
form
waveform
wave
shape
the
shape
of
a
wave
illustrated
graphically
by
plotting
the
values
of
the
period
quantity
against
time
shock
wave
blast
wave
a
region
of
high
pressure
travelling
through
a
gas
at
a
high
velocity,
the
explosion
created
a
shock
wave
swell
crestless
wave
the
undulating
movement
of
the
surface
of
the
open
sea
tidal
wave
a
wave
resulting
from
the
periodic
flow
of
the
tides
that
is
caused
by
the
gravitational
attraction
of
the
moon
and
sun
tidal
wave
an
unusual
(and
often
destructive)
rise
of
water
along
the
seashore
caused
by
a
storm
or
a
combination
of
wind
and
high
tide
tidal
wave
an
overwhelming
manifestation
of
some
emotion
or
phenomenon,
a
tidal
wave
of
nausea,
the
flood
of
letters
hit
him
with
the
force
of
a
tidal
wave,
a
tidal
wave
of
crime
roller
roll
rolling
wave
a
long
heavy
sea
wave
as
it
advances
towards
the
shore
harmonic
motion
a
periodic
motion
in
which
the
displacement
is
either
symmetrical
about
a
point
or
is
the
sum
of
such
motions
wave
moving
ridge
one
of
a
series
of
ridges
that
moves
across
the
surface
of
a
liquid
(especially
across
a
large
body
of
water)
wave
something
that
rises
rapidly,
a
wave
of
emotion
swept
over
him,
there
was
a
sudden
wave
of
buying
before
the
market
closed,
a
wave
of
conservatism
in
the
country
led
by
the
hard
right
simple
harmonic
motion
periodic
motion
in
which
the
restoring
force
is
proportional
to
the
displacement
harmonic
progression
(mathematics)
a
progression
of
terms
whose
reciprocals
form
an
arithmetic
progression
wave
train
a
succession
of
waves
spaced
at
regular
intervals
avant-garde
vanguard
van
new
wave
any
creative
group
active
in
the
innovation
and
application
of
new
concepts
and
techniques
in
a
given
field
(especially
in
the
arts)
New
Wave
Nouvelle
Vague
an
art
movement
in
French
cinema
in
the
s
wave
front
wavefront
(physics)
an
imaginary
surface
joining
all
points
in
space
that
are
reached
at
the
same
instant
by
a
wave
propagating
through
a
medium
ripple
mark
one
of
a
series
of
small
ridges
produced
in
sand
by
water
currents
or
by
wind
Wave
a
member
of
the
women's
reserve
of
the
United
States
Navy,
originally
organized
during
World
War
II
but
now
no
longer
a
separate
branch
alpha
rhythm
alpha
wave
the
normal
brainwave
in
the
electroencephalogram
of
a
person
who
is
awake
but
relaxed,
occurs
with
a
frequency
of
-
hertz
beta
rhythm
beta
wave
the
normal
brainwave
in
the
encephalogram
of
a
person
who
is
awake
and
alert,
occurs
with
a
frequency
between
andhertz
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