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- verb Present participle of
pulse . - adjective That pulses
- noun The emission of pulses
from WordNet 3.0 Copyright 2006 by Princeton University. All rights reserved.
- noun (electronics) a sharp transient wave in the normal electrical state (or a series of such transients)
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Examples
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If I was to re-do it, I would standardize the rings which are pulsing from the center of the image, bring the lightning bolts to the front of the logo and tidy up the globe.
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If I was to re-do it, I would standardize the rings which are pulsing from the center of the image, bring the lightning bolts to the front of the logo and tidy up the globe.
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And at the same time, on my inner sight, was grotesquely limned a picture of a brain pulsing savagely against the veneer of skin that covered that cleft of skull beneath the dripping sou'-wester.
CHAPTER XXXIX 2010
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The downside: it's another incredibly complex issue, and I can already feel my little brain pulsing in my skull, begging for mercy.
Archive 2006-04-01 2006
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You can actually see the vain pulsing in the forehead of this website.
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The downside: it's another incredibly complex issue, and I can already feel my little brain pulsing in my skull, begging for mercy.
Slow Going 2006
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And at the same time, on my inner sight, was grotesquely limned a picture of a brain pulsing savagely against the veneer of skin that covered that cleft of skull beneath the dripping sou '- wester.
Chapter 39 1914
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His prayers are among the best in English, pulsing {140} and throbbing with earnest faith and fear, yet entirely free from the luscious sentimentality of so many modern religious compositions.
Dr. Johnson and His Circle John Cann Bailey 1897
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Nothing showed, of course; the pulsing was a rhythmic trace vibration that only he could feel.
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Nothing showed, of course; the pulsing was a rhythmic trace vibration that only he could feel.
Unicorn Point Anthony, Piers 1989
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