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Seismic Reverberations To make a good cake, you have to measure your ingredients properly.

A closer look at what took place adds grim overtones to these judgments, with reverberations to the present moment.

In fact, the fallout from the pair's fraught transition from lovers to band-mates lingered well after Eurythmics broke up in 1990, and has faint reverberations to this day.

With commercial companies beginning to use SL as a means of marketing, and even one potential US presidential candidate testing the waters by campaigning there, expect the reverberations to continue for a while, depending on how many people discover their second life in ruins.

Meanwhile, Stratcom in the Clinton era produced an important study entitled Essentials of Post-Cold War Deterrence, issued well after the Soviet Union had collapsed, while Clinton was extending President George Bush Sr's programme of expanding Nato to the east in violation of promises to Soviet premier Mikhail Gorbachev – with reverberations to the present.

If China falls, goes the argument, reverberations to other emerging markets and the rest of the global economy will be quick to follow.

The "movements of the planets" represent "a zone of infinite reverberation to human destiny"; the portentousness is absurd, and stirring.

But there is enough reverberation to be problematic for solo voices, and here Mr. Phan's loud phrases tended to linger in the air, covering the softer ones.

Specifically, the brain gauges how long it takes for a sound's reverberation to trail off.

Results clarified that reducing the excessive reverberation to the optimal value, either by increasing room absorption or decreasing room volume, significantly optimizes speech intelligibility.

The distortion of reverberation to an acoustic signal can be modeled by the acoustic impulse response (AIR), which may last for hundreds of milliseconds.