Definition of oscillation in English:

oscillation

noun ˌɒsɪˈleɪʃnˌɑsəˈleɪʃ(ə)n

mass noun

1Movement back and forth in a regular rhythm.
the natural oscillation of a spring
count noun the oscillations of a pendulum
Example sentencesExamples
- The progression of the mechanical oscillation itself is conditioned by the grain compatibility of harmonics.
- In this case of applied displacement, the initial velocity was not equal to zero at the start of free oscillations.
- The mechanical oscillation is driven by the energy of the chemical reaction shown in Fig.1.
- Because the oscillations of different filament pairs have different phases, oscillatory motion is not normally observable on the scale of a whole muscle fiber in steady conditions.
- The aircraft began a series of violent oscillations at 60 feet that would frighten even the dumbest pilot.
- The oscillations increased to 90 degrees, the flight films showing the vehicle swinging madly from side to side.
- The lack of damping property also caused oscillations of relatively high frequency.
- Acoustic cavitation involves the creation and oscillation of gas bubbles in a liquid.
- The more highly accurate quartz clocks followed and depended on the oscillation of quartz crystal for control.
- The oscillations began to dampen out after about three seconds, and once again I was in control of the aircraft.
- In such case, the valves should be closed just enough to stop oscillation.
- During that time, the bridge had been engaging in a wide variety of different large-amplitude vertical oscillations, without the slightest sign of any torsional motion.
- This continues, and the oscillations build with every roll.
- The eddies set up an oscillation that may be reinforced by the natural frequency of the structure.
- If the oscillations are not damped out, they could break the fragile lines of other suspended weights and become amplified.
- Four conspicuous jerks forwards, with slower retreats, were seen on one occasion to occur in exactly one minute, besides some minor oscillations.
- It has bristles that oscillate at 7000 oscillations per minute.
- The hammer area of rocker arms is hardened progressively or by oscillation.
- The oscillations induced by our rudder corrections got worse with every application, regardless of how smooth we tried to be.
- The rest function as insulators, or dampers of mechanical oscillation.
Synonyms
swinging, swing, swaying, swinging from side to side, swinging backwards and forwards, swinging back and forth, swinging to and fro, vibration
wavering, fluctuation, see-sawing, vacillation, yo-yoing, variation
1. 1.1 Variation or fluctuation between two states, limits, opinions, etc.
  the plot's oscillation between bleak and comic elements
  Example sentencesExamples
  During the revolution, inevitable oscillations will occur in the army, an internal struggle will take place.
  That is where his oscillations are most unsettling.
  These oscillations are the real moral hazard.
  Interplay is the appropriate word to describe his unusual oscillation between reality and imagination.
  The fact is, the wild oscillations in our business life will continue to get wilder and wilder, probably forever.
2Physics
Regular variation in magnitude or position about a central point, especially of an electric current or voltage.
count noun electromagnetic oscillations
Example sentencesExamples
- To characterize the frequency domain of these oscillations, power spectral analyses were performed.
- In this study the signal roughness is of secondary interest whereas signal oscillations and their frequencies are of primary interest.
- Recently, researchers harnessed the spins of electrons to create oscillations which they said suggested a new type of electronic clock.
- There are many component failures in the transceiver which might produce the right amount of gain change for oscillations.
- If it were so, then the short-period oscillations should be confined to only one frequency.

Definition of oscillation in US English:

oscillation

nounˌäsəˈlāSH(ə)nˌɑsəˈleɪʃ(ə)n

1Movement back and forth at a regular speed.
the natural oscillation of a spring
the oscillations of a pendulum
Example sentencesExamples
- In such case, the valves should be closed just enough to stop oscillation.
- The progression of the mechanical oscillation itself is conditioned by the grain compatibility of harmonics.
- The aircraft began a series of violent oscillations at 60 feet that would frighten even the dumbest pilot.
- The hammer area of rocker arms is hardened progressively or by oscillation.
- The oscillations increased to 90 degrees, the flight films showing the vehicle swinging madly from side to side.
- Because the oscillations of different filament pairs have different phases, oscillatory motion is not normally observable on the scale of a whole muscle fiber in steady conditions.
- The more highly accurate quartz clocks followed and depended on the oscillation of quartz crystal for control.
- If the oscillations are not damped out, they could break the fragile lines of other suspended weights and become amplified.
- In this case of applied displacement, the initial velocity was not equal to zero at the start of free oscillations.
- Acoustic cavitation involves the creation and oscillation of gas bubbles in a liquid.
- The rest function as insulators, or dampers of mechanical oscillation.
- The oscillations induced by our rudder corrections got worse with every application, regardless of how smooth we tried to be.
- During that time, the bridge had been engaging in a wide variety of different large-amplitude vertical oscillations, without the slightest sign of any torsional motion.
- The lack of damping property also caused oscillations of relatively high frequency.
- The oscillations began to dampen out after about three seconds, and once again I was in control of the aircraft.
- The mechanical oscillation is driven by the energy of the chemical reaction shown in Fig.1.
- It has bristles that oscillate at 7000 oscillations per minute.
- Four conspicuous jerks forwards, with slower retreats, were seen on one occasion to occur in exactly one minute, besides some minor oscillations.
- The eddies set up an oscillation that may be reinforced by the natural frequency of the structure.
- This continues, and the oscillations build with every roll.
Synonyms
swinging, swing, swaying, swinging from side to side, swinging backwards and forwards, swinging back and forth, swinging to and fro, vibration
wavering, fluctuation, see-sawing, vacillation, yo-yoing, variation
1. 1.1 Variation or fluctuation between two extremes of opinion, action, or quality.
  the plot's oscillation between bleak and comic elements
  Example sentencesExamples
  That is where his oscillations are most unsettling.
  During the revolution, inevitable oscillations will occur in the army, an internal struggle will take place.
  These oscillations are the real moral hazard.
  Interplay is the appropriate word to describe his unusual oscillation between reality and imagination.
  The fact is, the wild oscillations in our business life will continue to get wilder and wilder, probably forever.
2Physics
Regular variation in magnitude or position around a central point.
Example sentencesExamples
- If it were so, then the short-period oscillations should be confined to only one frequency.
- To characterize the frequency domain of these oscillations, power spectral analyses were performed.
- There are many component failures in the transceiver which might produce the right amount of gain change for oscillations.
- Recently, researchers harnessed the spins of electrons to create oscillations which they said suggested a new type of electronic clock.
- In this study the signal roughness is of secondary interest whereas signal oscillations and their frequencies are of primary interest.

单词	oscillation
释义	Definition of oscillation in English: oscillation noun ˌɒsɪˈleɪʃnˌɑsəˈleɪʃ(ə)n mass noun 1Movement back and forth in a regular rhythm. the natural oscillation of a spring count noun the oscillations of a pendulum Example sentencesExamples The progression of the mechanical oscillation itself is conditioned by the grain compatibility of harmonics. In this case of applied displacement, the initial velocity was not equal to zero at the start of free oscillations. The mechanical oscillation is driven by the energy of the chemical reaction shown in Fig.1. Because the oscillations of different filament pairs have different phases, oscillatory motion is not normally observable on the scale of a whole muscle fiber in steady conditions. The aircraft began a series of violent oscillations at 60 feet that would frighten even the dumbest pilot. The oscillations increased to 90 degrees, the flight films showing the vehicle swinging madly from side to side. The lack of damping property also caused oscillations of relatively high frequency. Acoustic cavitation involves the creation and oscillation of gas bubbles in a liquid. The more highly accurate quartz clocks followed and depended on the oscillation of quartz crystal for control. The oscillations began to dampen out after about three seconds, and once again I was in control of the aircraft. In such case, the valves should be closed just enough to stop oscillation. During that time, the bridge had been engaging in a wide variety of different large-amplitude vertical oscillations, without the slightest sign of any torsional motion. This continues, and the oscillations build with every roll. The eddies set up an oscillation that may be reinforced by the natural frequency of the structure. If the oscillations are not damped out, they could break the fragile lines of other suspended weights and become amplified. Four conspicuous jerks forwards, with slower retreats, were seen on one occasion to occur in exactly one minute, besides some minor oscillations. It has bristles that oscillate at 7000 oscillations per minute. The hammer area of rocker arms is hardened progressively or by oscillation. The oscillations induced by our rudder corrections got worse with every application, regardless of how smooth we tried to be. The rest function as insulators, or dampers of mechanical oscillation. Synonyms swinging, swing, swaying, swinging from side to side, swinging backwards and forwards, swinging back and forth, swinging to and fro, vibration wavering, fluctuation, see-sawing, vacillation, yo-yoing, variation 1.1 Variation or fluctuation between two states, limits, opinions, etc. the plot's oscillation between bleak and comic elements Example sentencesExamples During the revolution, inevitable oscillations will occur in the army, an internal struggle will take place. That is where his oscillations are most unsettling. These oscillations are the real moral hazard. Interplay is the appropriate word to describe his unusual oscillation between reality and imagination. The fact is, the wild oscillations in our business life will continue to get wilder and wilder, probably forever. 2Physics Regular variation in magnitude or position about a central point, especially of an electric current or voltage. count noun electromagnetic oscillations Example sentencesExamples To characterize the frequency domain of these oscillations, power spectral analyses were performed. In this study the signal roughness is of secondary interest whereas signal oscillations and their frequencies are of primary interest. Recently, researchers harnessed the spins of electrons to create oscillations which they said suggested a new type of electronic clock. There are many component failures in the transceiver which might produce the right amount of gain change for oscillations. If it were so, then the short-period oscillations should be confined to only one frequency. Definition of oscillation in US English: oscillation nounˌäsəˈlāSH(ə)nˌɑsəˈleɪʃ(ə)n 1Movement back and forth at a regular speed. the natural oscillation of a spring the oscillations of a pendulum Example sentencesExamples In such case, the valves should be closed just enough to stop oscillation. The progression of the mechanical oscillation itself is conditioned by the grain compatibility of harmonics. The aircraft began a series of violent oscillations at 60 feet that would frighten even the dumbest pilot. The hammer area of rocker arms is hardened progressively or by oscillation. The oscillations increased to 90 degrees, the flight films showing the vehicle swinging madly from side to side. Because the oscillations of different filament pairs have different phases, oscillatory motion is not normally observable on the scale of a whole muscle fiber in steady conditions. The more highly accurate quartz clocks followed and depended on the oscillation of quartz crystal for control. If the oscillations are not damped out, they could break the fragile lines of other suspended weights and become amplified. In this case of applied displacement, the initial velocity was not equal to zero at the start of free oscillations. Acoustic cavitation involves the creation and oscillation of gas bubbles in a liquid. The rest function as insulators, or dampers of mechanical oscillation. The oscillations induced by our rudder corrections got worse with every application, regardless of how smooth we tried to be. During that time, the bridge had been engaging in a wide variety of different large-amplitude vertical oscillations, without the slightest sign of any torsional motion. The lack of damping property also caused oscillations of relatively high frequency. The oscillations began to dampen out after about three seconds, and once again I was in control of the aircraft. The mechanical oscillation is driven by the energy of the chemical reaction shown in Fig.1. It has bristles that oscillate at 7000 oscillations per minute. Four conspicuous jerks forwards, with slower retreats, were seen on one occasion to occur in exactly one minute, besides some minor oscillations. The eddies set up an oscillation that may be reinforced by the natural frequency of the structure. This continues, and the oscillations build with every roll. Synonyms swinging, swing, swaying, swinging from side to side, swinging backwards and forwards, swinging back and forth, swinging to and fro, vibration wavering, fluctuation, see-sawing, vacillation, yo-yoing, variation 1.1 Variation or fluctuation between two extremes of opinion, action, or quality. the plot's oscillation between bleak and comic elements Example sentencesExamples That is where his oscillations are most unsettling. During the revolution, inevitable oscillations will occur in the army, an internal struggle will take place. These oscillations are the real moral hazard. Interplay is the appropriate word to describe his unusual oscillation between reality and imagination. The fact is, the wild oscillations in our business life will continue to get wilder and wilder, probably forever. 2Physics Regular variation in magnitude or position around a central point. Example sentencesExamples If it were so, then the short-period oscillations should be confined to only one frequency. To characterize the frequency domain of these oscillations, power spectral analyses were performed. There are many component failures in the transceiver which might produce the right amount of gain change for oscillations. Recently, researchers harnessed the spins of electrons to create oscillations which they said suggested a new type of electronic clock. In this study the signal roughness is of secondary interest whereas signal oscillations and their frequencies are of primary interest.
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