Sentences with phrase «reverberations into»

74 Cochlea's Spiral Plays Surprising Role in Hearing Deep inside your ear, the spiral - shaped cochlea helps translate reverberations into neurological signals...

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These two characters exemplify the reverberations of the scandal of particularity, reverberations that extend horizontally across Jesus's contemporaries, but also vertically, backward through the history of Israel and the Gentiles, and forward into the history of the Church and the world.

The reverberations of this confusion continue well into the twentieth century.

Solskjaer, in January, walked into a club riven by a civil war from which the reverberations were still being felt in last month's Malky Mackay affair.

Deep inside your ear, the pea - size, spiral - shaped cochlea helps translate reverberations from the outside world into neurological signals that we perceive as sound.

But for any impacting object to hit a tenuous ring hard enough to tilt it and set off such reverberations, both teams agree, it would first have to disintegrate into a cloud of fine debris that can hit a broad area of ring.

Once you start tuning into moon cycles, it's easier to work with them and harness those emotional reverberations versus being swept up by their intensity.

The grim consequences and reverberations of those crimes still linger, echoing through our daily lives like a cancer beaten back into remission that can never quite be cured.

Frame Narration and Ekphrasis Paul Auster frequently employs two particular literary techniques which, when combined, turn his novels into multi-layered stories with internal echoes and reverberations.

For example, what was once merely a shard of interpretive dicta in an earlier Supreme Court decision may morph into the holding of another case years later, suggesting a story arc about the meaning of the Constitution serendipitously rediscovered in the reverberations of a different time.