Infinity Mirrored Room consists of roughly one hundred multicolored LED lights that pulsate at various speeds and patterns.
In the arterial system it also ebbed and flowed, and might be seen and felt to pulsate there.
If this is the case the pus may pulsate if present in large quantity.
The amnion in fact begins to pulsate slowly and rhythmically, and by its pulsation the embryo is rocked to and fro in the egg.
When roused, his eyes lighted like a lamp, the whole man seemed to pulsate.
Her feelings, her thoughts, seemed to pulsate in concert with its rhythm.
She reads a date, and her eyes seem to pulsate with blind fire.
For if the upper part of the arm be tightly bound, the arteries below will not pulsate, while those above will throb violently.
At once the interior of the Bluebird seemed to pulsate with life.
Though the icy Himalayan night was descending, a comforting warmth, an inner radiation, began to pulsate in every cell of my body.
pulsate pul·sate (pŭl'sāt')
v. pul·sat·ed, pul·sat·ing, pul·sates
To expand and contract rhythmically; beat.