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The shape of the resonator also plays an important role.

One of the most common examples is a ring resonator.

Professional singers even learn to think of the whole head as a resonator.

There was a 93-plus percent chance that the resonator is in a quantum ground state.

All have a single resonator, and many are available in either round or square neck.

The light will be stored and lost inside the resonator thereafter.

It had taken her four hours to position the resonators and two more to get them in sync.

The resonator is made of coconut shell cut off on one side.

There are seven areas that may be listed as possible vocal resonators.

Variations on the basic design are found around the world, particularly in the choice of resonator.

In those cases, the resonator crews could only do their best with aiming alone.

The final factor to be mentioned is the effect of joining two or more resonators together.

Many of the remaining early instruments have since had the resonator removed.

The resonator plate can be cut from the source crystal in many different ways.

In string instruments, the body of the instrument is a resonator.

Until yesterday, each of the four resonators had acted independently.

She checks her gravity resonators and sees they are doing well.

He had to find the Master Resonator today and return home.

The little spy closed the resonator and gathered his equipment together.

He did not realize mat his own resonator would become a marker.

Our images of the interior are poor with this slave resonator.

These sheets have holes punched in them to form resonators.

When the fans are open (vertical) the resonators have full function.

Part of the key to the marimba's rich sound is its resonators.

"Needing both of our ships and you being the only ship to bring us the Resonators?"