Observations and calculations
First you measure jump lengths from the wave.
Wave keeps it's
frequency and amplitude, all you have to do is to book them. Then you measure jump lengths of the wave. When you know the
frequency and powers at the both ends, you can create jump-power curves.
In coherent material resistance is steady.
- Jump lengths of the vertical sound waves are already measured with
microphone. Speed of sound is not dependent on jump length. It is
steady, it comes from frequency and amplitude.
- You can use CBS-D capture units for measuring pressure jumps.
- You can take advantage from receiver tech with electric waves. Since
you can rotate electric wave, quite obvious, that you can review all 3
components with oscilloscope.
Graphics
Graphics for the wave do not need sine waves anymore. The resistance
converts waves into curves. Ideal wave is a straight line.

This diagram is equal to electric waves resistance with distance
curve. In light the curve is luminance. In radio waves curve refers to
signal strength.

This diagram how far wave at the moment X. It is handy in high-speed and
long range electricity.
You might for example want to calculate how long it takes for the graphic
card to send the signal to display unit.

This diagram shows power at the moment X. Not necessarily much usage. at
least now.
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Base table for graphics
Light my fire
When you burn things, heat and skipping of electrons creates small
pressure changes into air all the time.
Blue flames refers to warmer and more efficient fire than red-yellow
flames.
Methanol burns without visible flames. Obviously talking about
ultraviolet flame-fire system.

Nuclear reaction-radiation creates ultraviolet radiation with the same
system than common fire.
Originally thought that nuclear chain reaction would also strip
electrons from uranium atoms. And create the heat in the same way than
fire.
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Wave generation

Power and pressure

In cylinder gas should not create turbulences.
Plants and plants

When nuclear plant starts to leak
bigger amounts, vegetation dies.
Cooling towers are always high,
they push the warm vapors
and possible leaks into air.
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