pressure wave

She used her skin to sense the pressure waves of his approach.

Sound is the transmission of a pressure wave through some material - let's say air.

In fact, the pressure wave came from a valve closing.

The gun fired again, and the pressure wave battered at him.

The deck pitched in response to a powerful pressure wave.

The sound pressure wave mostly flows around it and keeps on going.

These properties form enough to create a palpable pressure wave.

An enormous pressure wave broke a very large picture window in the dining room.

Sound (as the human ear hears it) is a pressure wave.

He felt the pressure waves increasing on his body.

When the pressure wave comes-through, we'll know how far away it was.

I asked Dax if we'd feel the pressure waves on the station.

An explosion starts pressure waves in the medium where it happens.

Just surfing along on the pressure wave, until it hit me."

The pressure waves hit us and the car rattled.

The pressure waves through the liquid fractures the layers of rock.

A high and a low pressure wave form a single "cycle" of the pipe's tone.

The big plane bucked downward under the impact of the pressure wave.

They hit the ground, trying to bury their faces into the wet floor as the pressure wave swept over them.

These devices convert a sound pressure wave to or from an electric signal.

The amplitude of a pressure wave increases with the leak size.

One sensor read the pressure wave as a drop in pressure.

Pressure waves from the tank's cannon fire threw me against the tent.

Sound is pressure waves sensed by the cochlea in the ear.

They can often be seen riding the pressure wave at the bow of motorboats.