In fact, the KJB became, in Adam Nicolson's resonant phrase, "a kind of national shrine, built only of words".
It's also a strangely undramatic film, because Mankiewicz is after some rather abstract yet deeply resonant matters: what kind of person it takes to succeed in Hollywood and to survive there.
Justice is resonant across all kinds of boundaries because the refusal to hold perpetrators of violence accountable is a global plague often an equal or sometimes worse trauma than the act of violence itself.
Most important, Julius Drake, at the piano, provided a kind of resonant stage for Bostridge's personae, creating a meticulously nuanced play of light and shadow around the voice.
We know science gives us as accurate a reading as it can of the way things function, but the picture it presents leaves some of us with a kind of resonant absence – and it is this sense of an absence that religion tries to explain.
Simulating the characteristics of the filter with rigorous coupled wave analysis, it is shown that the resonant wavelength of the kind of GMR filter can be tuned from 1442.8 nm to 1644.6 nm by applying voltage on the dielectric elastomer actuators which changes the period of the grating layer of the GMR filter conveniently.
A dual-mode filter is a kind of resonant cavity filter, but in this case each cavity is used to provide two resonators by employing two modes (two polarizations), so halving the volume of the filter for a given order.
Recent imaging studies suggest this kind of resonant activity extends widely in the brain, beyond the classical MNS.
Analytical models validation enables designers to benefit from a powerful vibrating MEMS design tool, including the influence of holes onto resonant structures for any kinds of applications from sensors to actuators and oscillators.
