1 1/x has oscillation â at x = 0, and oscillation 0 at other finite x and at ââ and 2  +â. sin (1/x) (the topologist's sine curve) has oscillation 2 at x = 0, and 0 elsewhere. 3  sin x has oscillation 0 at every finite x, and 2 at ââ and  +â. The sequence 1, â1, 1, â1, 1, â1, ... has oscillation 2.
An herbicide is a chemical used to kill or inhibit the growth of weeds and other unwanted plant pests. There are two kinds of herbicides. Species-specific herbicides are designed to kill a specific kind of plant only, leaving other desirable plants unharmed.hen should you use an herbicide? An herbicide is appropriate any time that you have pest plants or weeds that are competing with desired plants or crops for space, water, light, and nutrients. They are often used in lawn and garden care to achieve a desired aesthetic effect.
A selective herbicide kills only certain target plants (as specified on product label) and leaves behind all other plants virtually unscathed (dosage and timing of application dependent). Most selective herbicides used on turf (in particular) are systemic in nature (chemical transported throughout plant).