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...speeds of up to 7 kilometers per second and frequencies of between 20 Hertz and one vibration per 54 minutes) And II. Two types of surface wa...

...his contact does not come about through the senses, but rather through the vibrations that this beauty emanates, and that we must train ourselves to...

...t Science has noticed as a very gradual tendency of Energy slowing down. The vibration of all Energy in the Universe is getting slower, and thus sh... ...s the dualistic properties of both waves and particles. This is why the main vibration of any musical note exists only as a whole, a half, and a thi... ...ach other. They sound horrid when played together. We use notes that are in vibrational harmony with each other because they are more pleasing to ... ...s the dualistic properties of both waves and particles. This is why the main vibration of any musical note exists only as a whole, a half, and a thi... ...ach other. They sound horrid when played together. We use notes that are in vibrational harmony with each other because they are more pleasing to ... ...ated by using tools? But humans can create music. How? By separating sound vibrations. And segmenting them into separated notes. By cutting off... ...nd vibrations. And segmenting them into separated notes. By cutting off the vibration of a string by putting our finger on a fret board, and short... ... energy and make it more energized-stronger-faster; so it evolves to a higher vibrational condition of dynamic balance. In fact, if you only try to ... ...r you describe energy as flowing up or down, as a wave, or back and forth as a vibration, or hard and easy as in life experiences: the point is that ...

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...Polarization refers to the direction and characteristics of the light wave vibration; • If one uses the entanglement phenomenon, in order to transfer ...

...c sense: a one to one mapping of the reflected. I intend it more as a resonance, a vibration in tune with the piece of the real world that it relat...