This highlights the importance of the present numerical framework for the computation of non-smooth resonance frequencies.
These factors cause the lineshape change and even smoothing of the resonance lines.
A resistance of an appropriate value is introduced into the Q-damper circuit, resulting in smoothing of the resonance splitting into one broad line, representing the coupled system's low-Q state, in which the energy stored in the main coil is efficiently dissipated.
Avoid using an overly airy, soft, smooth, too hollow-resonance or echo-like sound that you can feel in your chest (called a chest voice).
In contrast, active damping can both reduce the resonance peak magnitude and smooth the phase transition, as shown in Fig. 5 for two different damping coefficients.
There are no non-zero real resonances for Anosov flows with smooth invariant measures and in particular for contact Anosov flows for a direct microlocal argument for that see [79, Lemma 2.3].
Smooth cross sections are defined in the unresolved resonance range, based on the resolution-broadened total cross section measurements, where relevant.
On magnetic resonance imaging they are typically presented as smooth, well-circumscribed, thin-walled, unilocular, and homogeneously T2-hyperintense lesions.
From these SEM images, the sidewalls of ZnO MCs have smooth facets that are benefit to form the WGM resonance.
A review of the occurrence of resonances in NR Quantum Electrodynamics and of the smooth Feshbach Schur map is Sigal [563] and a book on techniques relevant to some approaches to resonances is Martinez [442].
Kristofferson's rendition is soft, smoothing the tune's husky edges but preserving its resonance.
