Sound reflections create standing waves that produce natural resonances that can be heard as a pleasant sensation or an annoying one.
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A pioneering exponent of bel canto operas, Bonynge convinced her that her technical agility and natural resonance would combine excitingly in this repertory.
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On close listening, recordings show that H�sch chose to intentionally'under-sing', never pushing his upper register or inflating his tone beyond the limits of its natural resonance.
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Later, an investigation revealed that the tail structure had failed on the new design from what is known as " natural resonance, or period of vibration ".
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Some are musical : a classical guitar piece, played on a real guitar that retains much of its natural resonance, and an intentionally fuzzy rock guitar solo.
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Since the natural resonance of an oscillating balance serves as the heart of a chronometer, chronometer escapements are designed to interfere with the balance as little as possible.
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Falla's ideas were refined and focused through studies with Felipe Pedrell, the founder of Spanish musical nationalism, and through reading Louis Lucas's theories of deriving harmonies from natural resonances.
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Unfolding in shape from a natural resonance with the slope of the hillside, the curvature of the earth-enclosed foundation wall embraced an interior space divided into living, working, and sleeping areas.
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During tuning it is suggested to " let the drum speak " and to conform tuning reasonably closely to the natural resonance ( pitch ) that the cavity of the drum interior presents.
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Perhaps the nonlinear effects in the arc act as a Parametric oscillator / amplifer which amplifies any small motions of the broken filament and causes the filament to vibrate at a natural resonance.
