| 词汇 | example_english_resonance |
| 释义 | Examples of resonanceThese examples are from corpora and from sources on the web. Any opinions in the examples do not represent the opinion of the Cambridge Dictionary editors or of Cambridge University Press or its licensors. Simple analytical wave field amplitudes are used and uncorrelated resonances are assumed. General bifurcations from periodic solutions with spatiotemporal symmetry, including mode interactions and resonances, in preparation. The two frequencies (2.14) correspond to resonances in the cold plasma modes, and both resonances occur in the o mode. The first suggestion concerns the overlappings of the resonances. Above each of these resonances, in the cold-plasma limit, there is a narrow stop band in the relevant mode. We shall call these values of trapped oscillation resonances. A disadvantage is the large absorption near these resonances. They seem to display a particularly acute ability to play with various linguistic codes and with the various spatial and temporal resonances of these codes. To the multiplicity of languages we must now add their subjective resonances in the speakers' embodied memories. In the quasi-periodic one resonances due to the presence on an elliptic part in the boundary can occur. The increased neuromodulatory levels result in a decoupling of the corticocortical fibres that sustain the mu regional resonances, leading to mu rhythm desynchronisation. Attitudes to staff and family identified two further out-groups, of quite different emotional resonances. Such a theme has obvious resonances with applied linguistic interests and in part overlaps with our discussion of issues of data and methodology. The unfolding of events over time in the life of buildings has obvious resonances with literary and historical interpretations of narrative. The parametric instabilities that will be identified in this paper can be described in terms of these resonances. The traditional theory of fluctuations is based on the formal mathematical regularization of the intensity of spectra near the resonances. The resonances of the questions are particularly purposeful, moral, heartfelt, and poignant. Interestingly, resonances with other parts of the opera are set up here. We shall refer to these as the flow resonances. The other factor of major importance to the voice timbre is the constellation of vocal tract resonances. The resonances are often so strong that they resemble harmonic singing where overtones become clearly audible as pitches. Trajectories are chaotic when their initial conditions stand in the overlapping region of two or several resonances. The linear solution itself has a time mean, which also peaks at the resonances. We have seen that this kind of competence is multiply distributed and that it emerges through the interaction of multiple codes and their subjective resonances. Although disclosed teeth imply wild intemperance to almost no one today, artists are the last to relinquish the rich old resonances. The resulting input which is given to the system approaches the rectangular shape, but does not significantly excite the resonances. Thermal effects can wash out such paired resonances and stop bands. As a consequence of this, if there are diocotron resonances present then and n will rapidly evolve away from their ! Once items make contact with matching list chunks, they establish resonances - stable feedback loops that momentarily bind the respective parts into a coherent entity. Nonetheless, in this framework, responses are based on resonances between chunks and items, rather than on specific nodes arranged in a hierarchy. The resultant non-dimensional radial mass fluxes in the boundary are sketched in figure 3 for the first three resonances. If the simulacra are sad, the resonances are remarkable. What we are presented with is not music, but the emotional resonances of the beholder. However, some have powerful resonances and may remain part of the language at large. Historians are now particularly aware that kinship had political and social resonances in the early modern period. We shall now give an elementary illustration of such a manifestation of the resonances in the singular behaviour of the linearizations. Scaling near resonances and complex rotation numbers for the standard map. Due to the presence of resonances, the linearization of a generic map in the quasi-parabolic case is not possible, even formally. Convection in the form of any number of rolls may now be computed owing to the absence of further resonances in the weakly nonlinear expansion. We set j1 = 0 in the absence of resonances. Low frequency electromagnetic waves can excite resonances between the conducting surface and the ionosphere. Three planetary systems containing multiple planets have been found, and the planets commonly reside in resonances with each other. In short, they are defined as large systems exhibiting resonances that prevent integrability. Loudspeakers also have the advantage that they stimulate non-ear-based sound perception mechanisms (such as body cavity resonances), as well as ear-based ones. Granulation processes can be used for more dynamic and continuous transformations from object to spatial resonances and from object to spatial occupation. Only at densities well above these resonances does the emission decay monotonically with density. The poles of the numerator are the cyclotron resonances. In the case when there is no overlap of adjacent resonances, the role of trapped particles in the wave-particle interaction increases. Near resonances, the instability was violent enough that visible rings did not have time to form before powerful vortices formed. The overlap of the two resonances can generate some stochastic heating. Only the first resonances are shown in these figures. Only the ratio of the sum of the half-widths of two resonances over the distance separating them allows a conclusion. One can conclude that a second per turbing wave is necessary so that many resonances overlap. In gestalt perception, however, the sonic world created by the resonances triumphs over the instantaneous breaks of the attacks. With high spatial damping, such resonances cannot develop. The sound body resonances (the filters) also occur at discrete frequencies based on the shape and material of the sound body. The shaded area is the overlap region of the two resonances. The difference, of course, is that for our case here, dynamically significant resonances occur at a lower order than is possible for gravity waves. In coming years we will encounter resonances between physical and cyberspaces. The tempo and metre characteristics immediately set up resonances with generic mainstream techno music. By expanding the bell resonances in time, it seemed as if the listener were entering a much larger space, such as the church itself. Results do not take into account the effect of resonances. We review the occurrence of mean-motion resonances in planetary systems and discuss their role in our understanding of planetary system formation and evolution. Another important conclusion is that, for large amplitudes aj, these resonances can eventually overlap, leading to the occurrence of stochastic photon acceleration. Significant improvement in the linewidth of all resonances in both spectral dimensions with the concomitant dramatic improvement in spectral resolution is obtained. A further scaling and filtering of resonances was required. The expressive dispositions and instituted means of expression that constitute the electric discourse were constantly pursuing and achieving effective resonances in other discursive fields. At t = 5000, all three resonances are stable. Simple analytical wave field amplitudes are used, the poloidal mode number s range from -6 to 6 and uncorrelated resonances are assumed. Connected with this, only even trapped mode resonances occurred in the stationary solutions. Both are related to trapped upper-hybrid oscillation resonances. Since this dielectric function indicates the existence of singular points, resonances are possible with local plasma oscillations. In order to indicate some of the richness of the nonlinear stationary problem (6), this section ends with a demonstration of the familiar hysteresis near resonances in nonlinear systems. Using this inner-product structure, one can straightforwardly demonstrate the trapped mode resonances in the stationary solutions, which can occur when is near an eigenvalue and is small, using (36). Note the abrupt alteration of the relative phase between the laser electric field and v during the passage through the resonances and the corresponding drastic change in the absorbed energy. Since the equilibrium densities and flows are non-uniform, the description involves a space-dependent dielectric function, which then indicates the possibility of singular points, where resonances occur with local plasma oscillations. Even when all measures x are the same, the averaging principle often does not hold in the form (1.6), for instance, in the presence of resonances (see [24]). The appearance of a different number of regions with bounded motion for different values is the result of the distinctive resonances associated with each y value. The next resonances correspond to the decay rate of observables in subspaces of finite codimension. We examine the effect of a liner on the resonances which occur in a cylinder and show that a well-designed liner may suppress resonances over a range of frequencies. Collective resonances and response proper ties of electrons in metal clusters. The blurred resonances of the concertos are replaced with a focussed soundworld, however, and an ever-present pulse substitutes for the infinitely-varied rhythms of the previous works. Hamiltonian perturbation theory: periodic orbits, resonances and intermittency. Flickering light beneath the surface, resonances, energies. Partially because of the high cultural resonances of canon, studies of popular culture have tended to eschew such hierarchical paradigms, emphasising instead audience uses and meanings. The latter, in relation to the book's coverage of environmental protection policies, carries resonances of ecological modernisation, where economic growth and environmental concern go hand in hand. Of course, telling historical resonances crowd this scene. Dominant models of language learning and processing were developed without taking emotional resonances into account. Such fundamental connections between interference, boundary conditions, standing waves, and resonances occur throughout physical science and engineering. Much of the subsequent discussion explores the multiple cultural resonances surrounding technologies and artefacts, such as airplanes, bicycles or surgical instruments. Environment-driven resonances have their limits as far as explaining the full range of cognitive tricks goes. The amplitude equation that results represents the removal of secular resonances in the expansion. Each time this stable state emerges, water is allocated in different proportions around the system, and thus the particular pitches, timbres and resonances are unique. In other words, while the same resonances are maintained all over the object, the system zeros vary with the excitation point. The emotional resonances of space, the distance between the characters and the variety of ways those distances could be traversed. However, they can be seen as splittings of resonances (or contributions to existing splittings) if small degrees of molecular order are induced. Although recent debates on incineration have resonances of the past, they also introduce new complexities. On the double-minimum loci no second-order resonances arise, as shown by symmetry arguments, but third-order resonances may occur. Although set in 1920, it would have had resonances for contemporary audiences in the ways in which it epitomises urban attitudes towards the peasantry. I will examine the resonances between their lyrics and musical techniques below. These examples are from corpora and from sources on the web. Any opinions in the examples do not represent the opinion of the Cambridge Dictionary editors or of Cambridge University Press or its licensors. |
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