Sentence examples for of resonate from inspiring English sources

Among the sources collected by Davies, the frequency of resonate has risen steadily, from about two appearances per million words during its supposed heyday in the 1980s, to more than five per million in the past decade.

As indicative as anything of the nature of Resonate was the frequency with which speakers began talks with gambits like: "I'm not really sure how to introduce myself, because my work kind of...falls in between categories".

These modes can be distinguished from the cavity modes easily by observing the shift of resonate frequency [15, 16, 17] with the change of temperature, while the cavity modes do not shift obviously.

Figure 10 shows the variations of resonate frequency step by step from f 0 to f 4. It is confirmed that the matters have mutual bonding when coated on biosensor.

Fig. 2 The calculated results of resonate frequency ω 0 (a), Duffing coefficient β (b), and damping ratio γ (c) related to the nonlocal coefficient μ 0. Frequency response of the resonating system has been investigated by taking consideration of the nonlocal term μ 0, which is shown in Fig. 3.

I actually kind of resonate with his definition of Blackness.

Goethe's "Faust" is a creation of resonating consideration; Gounod's just sounds good.

That phrase, "Cut, check the gate" sort of resonated through the stage and the studio.

But Mr. Gephardt comes off sincerely in this spot, which has a good chance of resonating with voters.

It slams shut and the sound "sort of resonates in the hallway, which has tiles," said Mr. Groffman, who learned to close it quietly.

Each deliberate stroke ignited a pale corona of resonating harmonics, offering a lambent glow akin to dust motes swirling in a pale beam of light.