wavelike

• “See a coral reef, crafted from yarn, which illustrates a natural geometric marvel known as the wavelike hyperbolic curves found in the Great Barrier and other reefs.”

  The Washington Post: Free and easy: Arena Stage open house and 'Crochet Coral Reef'

• “See a coral reef, crafted from yarn, that illustrates a natural geometric marvel known as the wavelike hyperbolic curves found in the Great Barrier and other reefs.”

  The Washington Post: Going Out Guide for Oct. 18, 2010

• “Only the last section, "V2 Schneider," reveals Glass's characteristic underlying surge; the choreography for this section likewise recalls the wavelike energy of Tharp's In the Upper Room and the ensemble sections of Nine Sinatra Songs.”

  Chicago Reader

• “The fluid imagery, reminiscent of an Asian river with its flowing curves, carried her eyes to the narrow, wavelike chandeliers made of silvery abalone shells, and the planes of old-style fishing nets draping the ceilings and windows.”

  Simon & Schuster: I.O.U.

• “These are punctuated by starlike nodes and wavelike striations in low relief that are polished to a high gloss.”

  The Huffington Post: ArtScene: Current California Exhibitions You Should See

• “Other objects fulfill the "gentleman's library" conceit—an 1877 ivory-and-silver "owl" perfume bottle by London silversmith William Frederick Williams; a silver-mounted Gorham inkstand, circa 1894; and a detailed metalwork model of a Chinese ship resting on a wavelike carved-wood base.”

  The Wall Street Journal: The Tchotchkes of Nelson and Churchill

• “The definition provided by Dictionary. com contains an especially pointed illustration that might serve to define the morass likely to ensue in the days ahead: "a strong, wavelike, forward movement, rush, or sweep: the onward surge of an angry mob.”

  The Huffington Post: Randall Amster: Caution: Surge Ahead ... and Slide Back

• “The blue tiles, occasional tiny splashes, reminded me of the ocean and my body lurched toward Sydney with a wavelike rush.”

  Simon & Schuster: The Legacy

• “I wonder, do they mean transverse waves and their "photons" are restricted to lightspeed and longitudinal "wavelike structures" can have superluminal speeds?”

  Faster-Than-Light Pulsar Phenomena | Universe Today

• “At microscopic scales, the wavelike nature of light makes it act in a slightly “squishy” way.”

  Another Reason To Avoid Giant Megapixel Point-And-Shoot Cameras - The Consumerist

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