Mr. Biden might seem like an afterthought on the national airwaves, but he can clearly resonate close up.
An extrusion-die design was augmented with a commercial 1.5 kW ultrasonic transducer and sonotrode designed to resonate close to 20 kHz with up to 100 μm vibration amplitude.
This calculation further supports the use of longitudinal waves over transverse waves for information gathering in webs as longitudinal waves will not resonate close to prey-generated vibration frequencies (typically under 1 kHz).[ 5, 12, 22] This means that silk resonance is unlikely to interfere with prey-driven vibrations.
"Cross Country" is delightful as history, but it's the tender portrait of a family driving home together, enjoying their time just the four of them, that resonates on closing the book.
Complete proton assignment was possible by starting from H-2 signals, which resonated at close but distinguishable chemical shifts.
But while that was a non- fictional mix of personal anecdotes, recipes, relationship advice and fashion tips aimed at middle-aged women, the eight interlocking stories in When It Happens To You resonate much closer to her heart and her intellectual sensibilities.
Our analysis shows that substantial energy loss can occur during welding due to the flexural vibration of the Cu coupon, especially when the overhang (the upper part of the Cu coupon extended from the anvil) of the Cu coupon resonates at or close to the welding frequency (about 20 kHz), degrading the weld quality of battery tabs.
There was a huge surge of emotion in the andante, meanwhile, that seemed to resonate beyond its close, colouring the rest of the work with its sadness.
NOE effects have larger impacts for protons that resonate at frequencies close to water.
During the visit, President Obama is expected to speak about American efforts to stop the spread of nuclear weapons, a message that will likely resonate with nations close to North Korea.
