continuous waves

British  

plural noun

1.  CW.  radio waves generated as a continuous train of oscillations having a constant frequency and amplitude

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Example Sentences

Another benefit of this microwave weapon is that it can deal with continuous waves of targets without any need to reload.

From BBC

Besides the expectation of more binary mergers, the improvement in sensitivity and longer run time will also allow a deeper search for continuous waves.

From Scientific American

This was about dancing of surging urgency, fleet running and staggered entrances onto the stage, creating the impression of continuous waves of movement.

From Los Angeles Times

Emerging from orderly quantum clouds, the gravitons would form continuous waves with a frequency set by the axion’s mass.

From Science Magazine

It was, they said, the effect of continuous waves causing the ocean floor to vibrate.

From BBC