In order to comprehend this driving force monomers with a growing aromatic resonance energy are polymerised via the sulphinyl precursor route described.
But his portrait of Jerry and his family grows in resonance and chiaroscuro as the book progresses, leaving us contemplating not this book's scattershot plot, but its wise, keenly observed and even more keenly felt picture of the "endlessly curious circumstance and befuddlement" that attends its hero's life.
There was also a personal resonance: growing up all over the world because of his father's work, "my whole society has been my brothers and sisters".
He was aided by a preternatural instinct for motifs of ever-growing resonance: portraits of Marilyn, Jackie, Liz and Mao, pictures of Coke bottles and soup cans, car crashes, race riots and electric chairs.
The study attributes the rising level of gadolinium contamination largely to the growing number of magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) scans performed with a gadolinium contrast agent.
But his remarks had resonance amid growing tensions over whether Mr. Putin or his protégé, President Dmitri A. Medvedev, will run as the Kremlin's presidential candidate.
It makes you realise how rare it is in film to see a female friendship not simply depicted as a concrete, bolshy, subplot alliance, but developing and growing in warmth and resonance, almost romantically, the way real friendships develop.
The growing field of magnetic resonance microscopy has the potential to revolutionize our understanding of neurodevelopment, if it can be successfully and appropriately assimilated into the vast body of existing neuroscience research.
A growing number of magnetic resonance imaging (MRI) studies implicate abnormal grey-matter (GM) morphology in the aetiology of ASD (Amaral et al. 2008), although results are inconclusive.
