Sentence examples for resonances with from inspiring English sources

The wireless power transfer via strongly coupled magnetic resonances with an high temperature superconducting (HTS) coil and copper coil as intermediate resonators was presented in this paper.

The resonances with her own life, Wilson says, are alarming.

This notion gives "Ugly Delicious" larger resonances with the rage and uncertainty of the Trump era.

The world of Little Dorrit has many resonances with our own.

Those so-called Kirkwood gaps are due to mean-motion resonances with Jupiter's orbital period.

Made-up names often rely instead on resonances with other words: Lexus evokes luxurious; Viagra conjures virility and vitality.

When you were working on the new story, were you aware of any resonances with the old one?

Despite the new sonic and lyrical direction of "The Rising," there is no mistaking its resonances with Springsteen's earlier work.

He points out that events like the flooding of New Orleans have resonances with Angkor: "Both cities had developed a fantastic method of managing water.

Watergate has "this long, wonderful story that people only know a little piece of, and it has certain resonances with our current political moment," Neyfakh told me recently.

(Who has been taking our money to not chase the Taliban?) And Egypt is another country, but one wonders about resonances with attacks on a Christian church there.