cross wave

The current Kawasaki owner's manual provides: "Slow down before crossing waves."

The portion of the map that crossed waves remained as bright and deliberate as it had been when Bunny first arrived.

They crossed wave after wave of sand-hills, monotonous and bewildering.

This variability may be caused by such features as sandbars (as shown in the animated diagram above), by piers and jetties, and even by crossing wave trains.

Luth wheeled, his heart lurching like a small boat hit by a crossing wave, in time to see Vanne making his way back onto the plateau from yet another survey of the woods.

One finds however, that at certain frequencies one ends up with a choppy mess, basically because energy feeds from the propagating mode into modes travelling across the channel (called 'cross waves').

It was proposed that the periodic pattern along the crests of the cross wave field, when incident upon a sloping beach, would result in the longshore periodic pattern characteristic of edge waves.

He saw the mast splinter and break, felt Readis' tightened grip, and then abruptly they were upended as the cross waves slammed into the starboard side and decanted them into the roiled sea.

In 1988, the company enlisted the Dixie Dregs in a limited edition promotional CD "Off the Record" which featured the band using the EPS sampler and SQ-80 cross wave synthesizer.

Mean Zero Crossing wave period (Tz) The wave period corresponding to the number of downward zero-crossings of the surface elevation and which was used to calculate the above-defined Hs. Wave direction The direction from which the waves come.