However, it is not waves of light that are made to interfere with one another, but waves of matter.

ECONOMIST: Microelectronics grows up

It is not just a matter of tide and waves.

ECONOMIST: Beno?t Mandelbrot

Thirty-odd years later, though, author Jonathan Lethem wrote gushingly about it, it was republished by NYRB Classics, and a younger generation that rode into urban areas on waves of gentrification could identify with its subject matter.

FORBES: The Meaningful L.J. Davis

Such radio waves act like the microwaves in an oven, heating organic matter up to the point where, if it was not dead already, it soon will be.

ECONOMIST: Thermal treatments of cancer are remarkably effective

After orchestrating 2 million collisions between lead nuclei and protons, like the sort you see above, the collider's Compact Muon Solenoid group and researchers at MIT suspect that stray, linked pairs of gluon particles in the mix were signs of color-glass condensate, a currently theory-only form of matter that sees gluons travel in liquid-like, quantum-entangled waves.

ENGADGET: Large Hadron Collider may have produced a previously undetected form of matter