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pul·si̱e̱·ren <pulsierst, pulsierte, hat pulsiert> VB without obj (Latin) etwas pulsiert
1.
in regelmäßigen Abständen an- und abschwellen
Das Blut pulsiert in den Adern.
ein pulsierendes Licht
2.
lebendig strömen
In den Straßen der Großstädte pulsiert das Leben.
Präsens
ichpulsiere
dupulsierst
er/sie/espulsiert
wirpulsieren
ihrpulsiert
siepulsieren
Präteritum
ichpulsierte
dupulsiertest
er/sie/espulsierte
wirpulsierten
ihrpulsiertet
siepulsierten
Perfekt
ichhabepulsiert
duhastpulsiert
er/sie/eshatpulsiert
wirhabenpulsiert
ihrhabtpulsiert
siehabenpulsiert
Plusquamperfekt
ichhattepulsiert
duhattestpulsiert
er/sie/eshattepulsiert
wirhattenpulsiert
ihrhattetpulsiert
siehattenpulsiert
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Dabei sind die Pulsrhythmen des Rückengefäßes und der Seitengefäße miteinander koordiniert, während das Bauchgefäß nicht pulsiert.
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Abweichungen von diesem Gleichgewicht können dazu führen, dass der Stern pulsiert.
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Bei einem Blutdruck von 120 zu 80 mmHg beim erwachsenen Menschen pulsiert also der Druck ständig wellenförmig zwischen 120 und 80 mmHg hin und her.
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Diese pulsieren alternierend (abwechselnd) und geben ihr Inneres durch eine Pore nach außen ab.
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Zudem zeigten sie, dass auch diese Sterne pulsieren können.
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