Sentence examples for subtle resonance from inspiring English sources
An explosive compound can therefore be identified by the subtle resonance of its constituent nitrogen atoms.
A careful study of the influence of vibration frequency, vibration amplitude and column height reveals that subtle resonance phenomena are at play.
The directorial touches -- a door's timely slamming to punctuate the end of a conversation, a motor running in the garage -- are infrequent and beautifully orchestrated, giving the silence that surrounds the dialogue in the Potter kitchen a powerful and subtle resonance.
Long-term orbit integrations2 5 have uncovered other subtle resonances and near-resonances, and indicate that Pluto's orbit is chaotic yet remains macroscopically stable over billion-year timescales.
The authors explore how myth is shaped for specific, rhetorical reasons and suggest ways in which the epic uses its audience's awareness of the varied pool of mythic traditions to give the Odyssey remarkable and subtle resonances that have profound poetic power.
The set, by Riccardo Hernandez, has a subtle symbolic resonance.
The NU1 also lacks the two features that the more expensive AvantGrand pianos use to create subtle, realistic resonance and vibration: what Yamaha calls the Tactile Response System (the keys vibrate slightly) and the Soundboard Resonator (a flat-panel oscillating unit, on the N3 grand, that replicates the vibration of the strings themselves "singing").
* "5 Natural Faculties of Mind" refers to: Intent, Intuition, Subtle Energy, Resonance, Meditation From the author's book Do You QuantumThink?
Stevens' crime of passivity in the face of rising rightwing European politics carries subtle contemporary resonances, though some parallels to Brexit Britain are made more heavy-handedly.
The sudden sense of the piece as a meditation on national and cultural difference gives a subtle but unavoidable resonance to the way Stefan talks about the way he kills the moths -- with a form of gas that in greater quantity could "kill thousands of people".
But nearly every visual detail and line of dialogue has some subtler implication or resonance that emerges on rereading.
