This mysterious metal had the ability to produce vibrations which would liquefy all other metals.

The glass rods are rubbed with moistened fingers to produce vibrations.

The movement of the Oyster device produces underwater noise and vibrations.

One theory holds that foreshocks produce vibrations of higher frequency.

Some caterpillars produce vibrations and sounds that are perceived by the ants.

A normal treadmill would have produced enough vibrations to shake the station, and potentially affect the sensitive science experiments on board.

Pierre Curie discovered how to produce ultrasonic vibrations in 1890.

The distressing experience was still fresh enough for the article to produce potent sympathetic vibrations.

It was a mechanical oscillator, and was used to produce vibrations.

Later he built a small mechanical oscillator driven by compressed air which was designed for no other purpose than to produce vibrations.