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The microwave resonant structure operates in a wide-stretched double-stacked geometry and resonates in the lowest cylindrical quasi TE011 mode around 9.2 GHz.

Chris Ngwodo, a Nigerian political analyst, told al-Jazeera: "The group's appeal is religious and resonates in the context of a weak state with severely weakened institutions.

If I have been deeply moved then I want that experience to linger and resonate in the mind.

The resulting blast was heard in the Dartford area at around 4.40pm, and resonated in the north-west Kent areas of Sevenoaks, Kemsing, Dartford, Faversham, Maidstone and Tunbridge Wells.

For example, participants considered the buzzer associated with vigilance checks on one tram to be overly loud, stress inducing, and resonate in the ears long after it had gone.

As the fire-man shoveled in each stone -- "de la Madre Tierra!" -- we each called out AHO. Then the drummers -- four of us had drums -- began to drum and chant Lakota songs, loud and resonate in the darkened hut, as sweat rolled down our bodies.

Lipson et al. [8 10] have shown optical modulation in Si ring resonators in which light is confined and resonates in order to enhance the optical modulation effects.

The tormented awareness of the conflict between sense and spirit, inherent in all his works, reaches a bitter climax in De modderen man (1920; "The Man of Mud") and still resonates in the more subdued Het berg-meer (1928; "The Mountain Lake").

Proton directly attached to positively charged nitrogen atom is highly deshielded and hence resonates in the low field, δ 8.76, as a broad singlet peak.

A seemingly simple statement, with its barely contained innuendo, such as "only Ms. Davis knows the truth about her alleged abortions," ripples widely and resonates deeply in the cultural imagination.

Exploration is an oft-lauded human activity, and one that resonates in the same way that music and good stories do.