What are the uses of waves?
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I KNOW ONE USE : WE USE MICROWAVES TO HEAT FOODSTUFF.
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microwave are the same as radio waves \nsatellite are when you transmit to a satalite \nradio waves are basicly any sound. \nlaser is energy in the form of light, \noptical fiber is used for telephones which transport light instead of radio waves, which is much faster\ninfared it think is just a laser used to transfer data
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Because they have zero viscosity, superfluids are use as the suspension medium for some very high precision devices such as the gyroscopes that are used to measure minute gravitational effects.  They are also used to disolve gas molecules so that the molecule can be studies spectroscopically while still remaining free to rotate as if in a gas.
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go to this site:\nhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Sine_wave
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All light waves dissipate through space in a wave function pattern.  When they interact with obstacles, these wave patterns can cause interference patterns like waves of water.
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Focus or reflect light.  Some examples are eyeglasses, telescopes, microscopes, and lasers (including those found in CD players and industrial equipment).  I'm sure you could also find many more uses, if you need them, by doing a search on Google.
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I can think of a couple:\n\nradio waves to electrical impulse\nelectrical impulse to light
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Because mediums are what the waves move through.
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in waves, therefore, in order to be transmitted it requires some medium to transmit the waves in. That's why sound can't travel through a vacuum such as outer space, for example
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No, it uses sound waves to form a visualisation of matter.  It hurts noone.  Best wishes
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Triangulation is what the technique is called.  With one station the source could come from any direction from under the earth to reach the station.  With two you can locate in two dimensions.  below and on the plane of the earth's surface.  With three you can pinpoint exactly by measuring how fast the waves come to the stations.  Geometry basics.
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http://www.colorado.edu/physics/2000/waves_particles/index.html\nhttp://imagers.gsfc.nasa.gov/ems/ems.html
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Here are some examples of transverse waves found in nature:\n\n1. light from fires\n2. light from the sun\n3. shear waves from an earthquake\n4. the transverse component of ocean waves\n5. heat \n6. ultraviolet radiation\n7. gamma rays from radioactive materials\n8. internal waves in the ocean \n9. lee waves in the atmosphere as wind blows over a mountain range\n10. microwaves from stars\n\nBy the way, water surface waves have a transverse component, but the particle motion is actually elliptical. Therefore, water surface waves have both longitudinal and transverse components (just as seismic surface waves do, except the elliptical motion for seismic surface waves is retrograde, and the elliptical motion for water surface waves is prograde).
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Wireless electricity...Sounds kind of complicated.  If they wanted to do it, they could do it from satellites or something.  But it would have the same stipulations as WiFi, there would be areas that transfer the waves, and then there would be areas that don't, because they are out of limit.  Also, if you ever played SimCity, the Electric Satellites have a small tendency to miss, usually during the dry season in a wooded area...not a pretty site...
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Microwave is any electromagnetic wave with "frequencies between 300 MHz (3 x 108 Hz) and 300 GHz (3 x 1011 Hz)."(1)\n\nThe most common impact could be seen in Microwave Ovens where food is heated up by causing the molecules in it to vibrate so fast, it heats up.\n\nIt is also used in radio broadcasting, radars & Wireless LAN protocols (e.g. Bluetooth). GSM mobile networks & cable TV use microwave.\n\nMicrowaves are used in maser, a device similar to laser, just that it operates at microwave frequencies.\n\nMore at: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Microwaves
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Breakwaters...  Although they are not always "T" shaped.  They are mainly used in large bodies of water, In the Great Lakes and the Oceans they are usually used as a way to block the rough seas from harbors.
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either sound, waves or air.