| electrical pulse | 1.45 | An electrical pulse in a wire travels close to the speed of light. | ||
| light pulse | 0.72 | This unit converts light pulses into electrical signals and vice-versa. | ||
| faint pulse | 0.59 | Offensive pulse faint. | ||
| rapid pulse | 0.53 | Symptoms include a rapid pulse and dry skin. | ||
| steady pulse | 0.53 | Jabbing syncopations throw off the steady pulse. | ||
| electric pulse | 0.46 | Then an electric pulse makes the egg and cell fuse. | ||
| electronic pulse | 0.46 | A computer-controlled TDR instrument sends an electronic pulse through a buried cable to the probes. | ||
| magnetic pulse | 0.46 | They will start by temporarily paralyzing parts of his brain with localized magnetic pulses. | ||
| public pulse | 0.46 | Like Clinton, McKinley forever was taking the public pulse. | ||
| political pulse | 0.33 | The year will show whether Goldsmith or Clement has a better feel for the political pulse. | ||
| huge pulse | 0.26 | Such huge pulses of energy caused some freeway overpasses to fail, despite their ductile columns, he said. | ||
| racing pulse | 0.26 | She was also suddenly aware of her own racing pulse. | ||
| sound pulse | 0.26 | Also available are bark collars that use high-frequency sound pulses rather than shock corrections. |