Sentence examples for serious resonance from inspiring English sources

It asserted that nobody was above the law – an idea which is constantly tested, and one which may have some serious resonance in 2015, as political scandals begin, once again, to stack up.

What's more, the high order filter may bring serious resonance problems when many distributed inverters are connected to PCC [17].

But Mr. Ives is a naturally comic writer, so the journey into the tortured emotional dynamics between Thomas and Vanda never quite takes on any serious psychological resonance.

To an observer, though, the moment had some serious cosmic resonance, almost as if the universe were demonstrating who Astley was before he gave it all up in the early '90s.

Schwarzbaum felt that Singer told "a story with serious moral resonance", though patience was needed to get past Singer's "more baroque cinematic touches" of "visual furbelows... and aural gimmicks" in the film, citing as examples Dussander watching Mr. Magoo on television or the musical piece Liebestod being blared during a bloody scene.

Harmonic currents generated by distributed power plants will also result in parallel resonance, causing serious current distortion, further increasing the total harmonic content in the system.

These are serious issues of economic resonance, morality, and national conduct with worldwide implications.

If the two first frequencies are similar, the bridge resonance can be serious.

In cases where the background harmonic voltage matches the transmission line parameters, there will be series resonance, resulting in serious amplification of harmonic voltage.

Would you want to be the guy who messed him up?" Harvey's simple, smooth mechanics gave the Mets no cause for alarm, and his forearm issues were never serious enough to require a magnetic resonance imaging exam before Monday.

A magnetic resonance imaging test showed no serious problem in the knee; Mathis sustained a torn anterior cruciate ligament in the same knee in 1995.