I. wave [weıv] VB trans
| I | wave |
|---|---|
| you | wave |
| he/she/it | waves |
| we | wave |
| you | wave |
| they | wave |
| I | waved |
|---|---|
| you | waved |
| he/she/it | waved |
| we | waved |
| you | waved |
| they | waved |
| I | have | waved |
|---|---|---|
| you | have | waved |
| he/she/it | has | waved |
| we | have | waved |
| you | have | waved |
| they | have | waved |
| I | had | waved |
|---|---|---|
| you | had | waved |
| he/she/it | had | waved |
| we | had | waved |
| you | had | waved |
| they | had | waved |
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en.wikipedia.org The lower the amount of outgoing long wave radiation, the stronger the thunderstorm complexes, or convection, is within that region.
en.wikipedia.org The long wave transmitter was modernized and the main antenna tower received a new cage aerial.
en.wikipedia.org This leads to the formation of a slow-moving long wave that creates mountain-parallel, ageostrophic flow, causing incursions of high-latitude cold air.
en.wikipedia.org The expense of the clocks, lack of need, and the limited accuracy of a long wave system eliminated the need for such a system for many roles.
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