This explosion of horsepower is expected to produce reverberations of economic development in a struggling city.
The plateau is ground zero for conflicting religious sensibilities, and violence there produces reverberations that can be at least as loud as the boom of a stun grenade.
After more than a decade, Dr Wixforth's discovery continues to produce unexpected reverberations.
We must all, at times, endure moments wherein we know we have lost ourselves -- moments when we question our own judgment because the results of our actions, and the actions of our associates, produce jarring reverberations.
Very large, old theatres built for vaudeville and live musical accompaniment of silent films have high ceilings and large interior volumes that produce reverberation times of two seconds or more.
In the anesthetized brain, the reverberations produced a much simpler response in a much smaller region, lasting just 110 milliseconds.
Half a dozen Union offensives in Virginia had already failed, and although from a purely military perspective the war in the West was just as important, the Eastern theater produced the greatest political reverberations.
Note the reverberation artefact produced by the intraocular lens (arrows).
It is well known that reverberation is produced by multi-path propagation of an acoustic signal from its source to the microphone in enclosed spaces.
In contrast, sounds that are either typically quiet or typically heard outdoors, for which reverberation should be less pronounced, produced a large recognition decrement in reverberation.
