| 1. | Setting the first term equal to zero yields the elastic wave equation.
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| 2. | Geophysical surveys show the seismology data of elastic waves, mainly seismic reflection.
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| 3. | Recently, such light-pressure-induced elastic waves were observed inside an ultrahigh-reflectivity dielectric mirror.
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| 4. | Thermal energy in solids is often carried by internal elastic waves, called phonons.
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| 5. | Elastic waves are sound waves generated for the purpose of going through solid objects.
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| 6. | Elastic waves of different lengths, frequencies, and amplitudes run through crystalline solids at all times.
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| 7. | Elastic waves define a spectrum between ultraviolet and light.
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| 8. | Elastic waves are used to probe the site under investigation, by placing seismic vibrators on the ground surface.
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| 9. | In general, elastic waves in solid materials are guided by the boundaries of the media in which they propagate.
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| 10. | Its projected applications, with a future expanded frequency range in elastic wave systems, are seismic wave reflection and ultrasonics.
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