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Star Trek IV: The Voyage Home (1986)
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Adjust the sine wave of this magnetic envelope
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Monarch: Legacy of Monsters (2023) - S01E05 The Way Out
2.3s
The orbital arcs of satellites are sine waves.
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Grey's Anatomy (2005) - S07E12 Start Me Up
1.9s
Then a sine-wave rhythm. Dude.
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Star Trek: Discovery (2017) - S04E12 Species Ten-C
3.9s
- Your sine wave is stabilized. - ZORA: The game's helping.
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Star Trek: The Next Generation (1987) - S02E22 Shades of Gray
1.5s
I've found the right amplitude.
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Star Trek (1966) - S02E17 A Piece of the Action
4.6s
Very simple. Amplitude modulation transmission.
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Stitchers (2015) - S02E05 Drama
2.4s
Women are a lot harder to read than sine waves.
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E.T. The Extraterrestrial
1.8s
- Zero charisma. - Sine supremus.
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E.T. The Extraterrestrial
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- Zero charisma. - Sine supremus.
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E.T. The Extraterrestrial
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- Sine supremus. - Zero charisma!
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The Transformers (1984) - S01E05 Roll for It
2.5s
-Leadership, my sine function.
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The Simpsons (1989) - S10E11 Comedy
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Brilliant. They transduced amplitude modulation...
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Young Sheldon (2017) - S02E14 David, Goliath, and a Yoo-Hoo from the Back
1.6s
Valerie and Anthony Sines.
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The Good Doctor (2017) - S01E01 Burnt Food
1.9s
Lower amplitude means lower voltage.
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The Good Doctor (2017) - S01E01 Burnt Food
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Lower amplitude means lower voltage.
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The Big Bang Theory (2007) - S11E13 The Solo Oscillation
1.9s
LEONARD: Now let's calculate the amplitude!