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Guys explaining this in plan simple English which a newbie can understand would really really be helpful!!!
Resonance(human aspect) - a relationship of mutual understanding or trust and agreement between people.a close connection marked by community of interests or similarity in nature or character
being at HIFIVISION we display an enhanced mutual interest and are most excited.
example:HIGH HUMAN RESONANCE leads to successful marriages,long friendship relationships.
Haridwar is of course a land of religious resonance.
Resonances are regarded as excited states.
In physics, the relatively large selective response of an object or a system that vibrates in step with an externally applied vibration. Though people seldom witness it directly, the entire world is in a state of motion, and where solid objects are concerned, this motion is manifested as vibration.
When the vibrations produced by one object come into alignment with those of another, this is called resonance.
Acoustical resonance:Example: A highly trained singer can hit a note that causes a wine glass to shatter, but what causes this to happen is not the frequency of the note, per se. In other words, the shattering is not necessarily because of the fact that the note is extremely high; rather, it is due to the phenomenon of resonance.
The natural, or resonant, frequency in the wine glass, as with all objects, is determined by its shape and composition. If the singer's voice (or a note from an instrument) hits the resonant frequency, there will be a transfer of energy. In this case, however, a full transfer of energy from the voice or musical instrument can overload the glass, causing it to shatter.
Similarly, a HT room has its own natural or resonant frequencies along all axis.The size and shape of a room determines its natural resonances - often called room modes
sound waves:If you've ever seen a leaf floating on wavy water, you'll know that the waves don't actually move the water anywhere. The leaf rises and falls, but doesn't move in any direction. Sound waves are very much the same, increasing and decreasing in pressure without really moving anywhere. Otherwise sound would be accompanied by a wind, and you would feel a breeze every time somebody hits his drum.Sound waves are longitudinal waves, i.e sound traveling in a gaseous medium such as air, the particles move in the direction the sound is traveling. that is, they actually oscillate (expand and contract) in the direction of propagation. As the sound waves expand and contract, they cause high-pressure regions
and low-pressure regions.
Mechanical resonance, such as that produced in a bridge by wind or by marching soldiers, can eventually produce wide swings great enough to cause the bridge's destruction.
Resonance in frequency-sensitive electrical circuits makes it possible for certain communication devices to accept signals of some frequencies while rejecting others.
Magnetic resonance occurs when electrons or atomic nuclei respond to the application of magnetic fields by emitting or absorbing electromagnetic radiation.
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