Look up: anti-node

1. Anti-node
   This category is for articles pertaining to lochs in Scotland. For reservoirs and lakes, see :Category:Reservoirs in Scotland and :Category:Lakes of Scotland. ...
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2. anti-node
   locations in aircraft structure where flexure(due to vibration or aeroelastic excitation)is maximum Category: Transport
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3. antinode
   [n] - (physics) the point of maximum displacement in a periodic system
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4. Antinode
   For a particular mode of vibration, a line around the bell parallel to the rim, or a line from rim to crown, where the amplitude of the vibration is maximum. See also nodal circle and nodal line.
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5. Antinode
   Point of maximum displacement. The location may change with time and frequency for complex systems. If dealing with sound waves, this is the point where the sound is the loudest. See also: Anti Resonance.
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6. antinode
   in a space where a standing wave exists,a point or a locus at which the amplitude of a specified quantity has maximum value Category: Electrical engineering and energy • any point,line or surface in a distributed field,at which some specified variable attains a maximum magnitude Categ...
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7. antinode
   noun (physics) the point of maximum displacement in a periodic system
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8. antinode
   (from the article `standing wave`) ...times there are positions (N) along the rope, called nodes, at which there is no movement at all; there the two wave trains are always in ... ...two positions occurring at time intervals of one-half period. In the centre of the string is the point at which the string vibrates with its ... [2 rela...
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9. antinode
   antinode, antinodal 1. For a standing wave, the region or point of maximum amplitude between adjacent nodes in a standing wave. 2. A point, or region, of maximum amplitude of a wave characteristic in a system in which the wave form is stationary in time.
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10. antinode
    in a medium where a standing wave exists, point at which the amplitude of a specified time-dependent quantity has a maximum value NOTE - If the antinode is not an isolated point, the terms 'antinodal line', 'antinodal point' or 'antinodal surface' are used.
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11. antinode
    point, line or surface in a standing wave where some specified characteristic of the wave field has maximum amplitude NOTE - The appropriate modifier should be used before the word 'antinode' to signify the type that is intended; e.g. displacement antinode, particle velocity antinode, sound pressure antinode.
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12. antinode
    • Either of the two points on an orbit where a line in the orbit plane, perpendicular to the line of nodes, and passing through the focus, intersects the orbit. • CELESTIAL MECHANICS • A point, line, or surface in a standing wave where some characteristic of the...
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