entrainment
/ɪnˈtreɪnmənt/
noun
- The process by which one activity or rhythm becomes synchronized with another, especially in physics, biology, or music.
- The study looked at the entrainment of circadian rhythms with the light-dark cycle.
- In physics, entrainment occurs when two oscillating systems start to move in sync.
- The entrainment of the audience's clapping with the beat of the drums created a powerful energy in the room.
- The trapping or carrying of particles or droplets by a moving fluid (such as air or water).
- During a storm, the entrainment of sand into the wind creates a sandblasting effect on rocks.
- Engineers designed the filter to reduce the entrainment of oil droplets in the exhaust.
- The entrainment of dust into the air can cause respiratory problems in dry regions.
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