resonance

/ˈrɛzənəns/

noun

Derin, dolgun ve yankılanan ses kalitesi

The quality of being deep, full, and reverberating (in sound).

  • The resonance of his voice filled the concert hall.
  • The guitar's wooden body gives it a warm resonance.
  • The resonance of the tuning fork demonstrated fundamental principles of wave interference in the physics lecture.
  • Magnetic resonance imaging has revolutionized diagnostic medicine by providing detailed internal body scans without radiation.
  • The speaker's argument achieved intellectual resonance with the audience by addressing their shared concerns about policy reform.
  • Engineers must account for structural resonance when designing bridges to prevent catastrophic oscillations during earthquakes.
nounPhysics

Titreşim veya yansıma yoluyla ses güçlendirmesi

The reinforcement or prolongation of sound by reflection or synchronous vibration.

  • The resonance in the cavity amplified the sound waves.
  • Engineers study resonance to design better acoustic spaces.
noun

Kalıcı duygular veya anılar uyandırma gücü

The power to evoke or suggest enduring images, memories, or emotions.

  • The poem had a deep emotional resonance with readers.
  • Her words carried a resonance that stayed with me for years.