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guided wave

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guided wave [′gīd·əd ′wāv]
(electromagnetism)
A wave whose energy is concentrated near a boundary or between substantially parallel boundaries separating materials of different properties and whose direction of propagation is effectively parallel to these boundaries; waveguides transmit guided waves.


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By D-Day, beyond leading night operations in kayaks to assess shores to land on, the young lieutenant had guided waves of landing craft ashore onto enemy-held beaches at Sicily and Salerno.
 
 
 
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