What is "resonating"

Usage examples of "resonating".

The maximum effect is gained at close quarters - spatially speaking - from an encirclement, so that each resonator is equidistant from the target, setting up the resonating phenomenon at maximum efficiency.

These, resonating discordantly as the wearer hummed, fooled the detector.

The more brilliant of smaller splinters could be made into resonating jewellery, much in vogue again.

Only a person with a natural talent for resonating with the chaotic psi energy that formed ghosts could summon or destroy a UDEM.

Lydia could see that the energy he had summoned and manipulated into a resonating pattern burned more hotly at its core than that which powered the attacking ghost.

The trick was to tune in to the resonating patterns of psi energy and counter them with an opposing pattern that gradually dampened and neutralized the core.

Was that when you found out that I was resonating on all frequencies again?

It looked harmless now but she could feel the core of the illusion trap pattern resonating around it.

The way the strings weave in and out of reality, the intricate interior of the resonating chamber—it can’t be replaced.

There was a resonating chamber, smaller and simpler than his own, different controls, and only one set of metal strings.

They did fade into insubstantiality where they crossed the resonating chamber, but they did not vanish entirely into another dimension.

Craig said, with a rosy glow resonating behind his voice that Alaire recognized all too readily.

The door had been refinished since his last visit, but still gave a low, resonating tone to the knock that comes only with well-aged wood.

But out of phase, out of sync with the world around him, and resonating to a different vibration than his parents, God knows.

Unknowing confluence of resonating emotions, Fred Tolliver sat in his house, head in hands, miserable beyond belief, aware only of pain and anger.