“A piercing blast sounded throughout the skies, a rumbling resonance ringing out across the universe.”

“There also is a subtle resonance of the reciprocity between seer and seen.”

“More recently radiologists have become involved also in ultrasound and magnetic resonance imaging.”

“Traditional microwave sources remove the competition by using a resonator, which amplifies only the desired frequency.”

“The attenuation meters were used to measure the power loss upon sample entry into the measuring resonator.”

“The second harmonic from the external resonator could be synchronously scanned with the fundamental.”

“This room is circular in design thus the central sound system allows for perfectly symmetric acoustic resonation on all points of the perimeter.”

“That shockwave came from the Guardian, causing a heavy resonation through the building's entire framework.”

“This room is circular in design, thus the central sound system allows for perfectly symmetric acoustic resonation on all points of the perimeter.”

“One of the commonest African names for the xylophone, usually with calabash resonators.”

“The DFB substrate provides the low threshold operation and wavelength selectable capabilities inherent to resonators based on this approach.”

“A combination of Helmholtz resonators on the back wall and absorbers in the ceiling help control the low frequencies.”

“In response to my request for more information about Schumann resonances Neil explained them as follows.”

“Indeed, it has been historicized so widely and in such large proportions that it may need to avoid epic resonances.”

“A statistical model for decay and formation of heavy hadronic resonances is formulated.”

“This Proto-Indo-European system of vowels contrasting with resonants was reshaped in Germanic by a number of changes.”

“The consonant system was still that of PIE minus palatovelars and laryngeals, but the loss of syllabic resonants already made the language markedly different from PIE proper.”

“In older usage, only the term resonant was used with this meaning, and sonorant was a narrower term, referring to all resonants except vowels and semivowels.”