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pulsation

/pʌlˈseɪ.ʃən/

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noun

/pʌlˈseɪ.ʃən/C1formaltechnical
  • ruСуществительное, обозначающее ритмичный удар, пульсацию или вибрацию, часто описывающее повторяющуюся волну или импульс в физических, биологических или электронных системах.

A noun referring to a rhythmic beat, throb, or vibration, often describing a recurring wave or pulse in physical, biological, or electronic systems.

  1. Heartbeat rhythmB2formalmedical

    The rhythmic contraction and expansion of the arteries with each beat of the heart.

    ruРитм сердцебиения

    • The doctor checked the pulsation in his wrist.
    • A strong pulsation indicates healthy blood flow.
    • She could feel the pulsation of her heart after running.

    Synonymsbeatbeatingpalpitationpoundingpulsethrobthrobbingthumping

  2. Recurring fluctuationC1formalscientific

    A periodically recurring phenomenon that alternately increases and decreases some quantity.

    ruПульсация

    • The pulsation of the light source was measured in hertz.
    • Scientists observed the pulsation of the star's brightness.
    • The machine's pulsation creates a steady rhythm.

    Synonymsbeatingfluctuationoscillationpulsethrobundulation

  3. Electrical transientC1formaltechnical

    A sharp transient wave in the normal electrical state, or a series of such transients.

    ruЭлектрический импульс

    • The circuit experienced a pulsation that disrupted the signal.
    • Technicians filtered out the pulsation from the power supply.
    • A pulsation in the voltage can damage sensitive equipment.

    Synonymsglitchimpulsepulsespikesurgetransient

Forms
  • pulsations plural form
  • pulsations' possessive plural form
  • pulsation's possessive singular form
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