Sentence examples for causing a resonance from inspiring English sources

Under certain conditions, the amplitude of one particular component of the fluctuations will become extremely high, causing a resonance.

A task force of contractors, NASA agency representatives, and MSFC researchers concluded that the engines vibrated at a frequency similar to the frequency at which the spacecraft itself vibrated, causing a resonance effect that induced oscillations in the rocket.

This difference is because the dispersion relation of the SPP modes used as matching condition does not include the resonant squares, which cause a resonance shift[42].

The dashed curve shows the case without damping, which causes a high resonance magnitude accompanied by a sharp phase transition through −180°, and this is an unstable situation for all controller gains.

The long-period ground motions generated from the 12 May 2008 Wenchuan, China earthquake, which was about 1910 km from Taipei, caused a significant resonance in tall buildings in the Taipei basin, and thus some people in a few high-rise buildings felt the vibrations.

Once these targeted spores come into contact with the biosensor, the phage will bind selectively with only that pathogen, thereby increasing the particle's mass and causing a shift in the resonance frequency.

The electric field of the plasmons interacts with the vapors of volatile liquids (such as acetone, methanol, ethanol and propanol) at different concentration causing a progressive change in resonance conditions of the localized plasmons which eventually modulate the output light signal of the fiber.

Interestingly, the Ag NPs exhibited different localized surface Plasmon resonance properties causing a coloration of the cotton fabrics with different color shades ranging from bright to dark brown with excellent color fastness properties.

Thus, if there occurs a biomolecule binding event on the nanoparticle surface, Δ n and d will increase, causing a red shift of the resonance peak wavelength.

ZnO NFs have the waveguiding property which increases the local field intensity caused by a resonance between the guided fundamental mode and evanescent field associated with high- order modes.

In this paper we make use of a multiple scales analysis and show that the instabilities are caused by a resonance effect introduced by the discretizations.