Sentence examples for resonance time from inspiring English sources

The cymbals also showed the first resonance frequency from 28.54 to 58.53 kHz and faster resonance time about several tens of microseconds.

The magnetic resonance protocol included: diffusion weighted imaging (DWI), perfusion weighted imaging (PWI), magnetic resonance time of flight angiography (MRA) and fluid attenuated inversion recovery (FLAIR) imaging.

It is an established procedure in the analysis of functional magnetic resonance time series and is now used increasingly in electrophysiology.

Here the refractive indexes n are calculated by an experienced formula [ 26] as Figure 12 shows that the sensitivity of reflectivity reaches the minimum while the sensitivity of phase is relatively high near the resonance time (at t = 206 s ), and vice versa near the 250th second.

The effect of resonance time-harmonic wave energy transmission through deep notches and its manifestation in transient wave fields is studied.

We demonstrate in this work, using both theoretical and empirical methods, that the smallest estimated R2 from multiple RF phase-cycled acquisitions correspond well to the on-resonance time course.

It lacks a resonant label and I don't see social business having powerful resonance over time, not like the word capitalism.

Mr. Frank's particular genius is that the uncompromising purity of his laconic images gains in power and resonance over time.

Their complaints have had some resonance: this time the orchestra brought five women, three substitutes and two who are now members of the orchestra in their trial year.

"The recurrent strands of his thought -- family, religion, education, race, sex, California, America, Mexico -- gain new resonance each time," Anthony Walton wrote here last year.

The recurrent strands of his thought -- family, religion, education, race, sex, California, America, Mexico -- gain new resonance each time and stand, in the end, for the complexity of a whole greater than the sum of its parts.