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The European Research Advisory Board  will issue a report next month on the future of research in Europe and John Wood, the board's chair, says that Barroso's ideas of a European Chief Scientist and Climate Action Commissioner "resonate directly with our forthcoming report for the Commission and are desperately needed".

"We believe this stands us in good stead for capturing an audience that resonates directly with what Resolver stands for," he says.

An alternating voltage applied to the electrodes causes the quartz to resonate at a particular frequency, and resonant frequency difference is directly proportional to the mass change.

His hardcore activist reputation will endure, for his ceaseless focus on issues that resonate today, from apartheid to nuclear war, which few musicians addressed so directly.

This directly resonates with what A.H. Armstrong, in his study of Plotinus, has described as the Neoplatonic doctrine of "Double Selfhood," a sensitivity to the human condition being at one and the same time (1) already fully imbued with the fullest state of intellect, but somewhat paradoxically also (2) fallen from and needing to return to the fullest state of intellect.

Though he'd only "dabbled in drag" prior to the show, the Pennsylvania-born Porter says Lola's individuality "definitely" resonated with him directly as an openly gay black performer.

George Stewart, former Executive Vice President of Media Sales at Demand Media and previously SVP of Advertising Sales at Next New Networks, will work directly with Resonate clients to build brands online by leveraging the fledgling company's "Attitudinal Targeting" technology.

Your inclusion of new buildings resonates with me very directly.