- The
Reverberator is a
short novel by
Henry James,
first published as a
serial in Macmillan's
Magazine in 1888, and then as a book
later the same year....
-
Short sample of
reverberation effect Clean signal,
followed by
different versions of
reverberation (with
longer and
longer decay times).
Problems playing...
-
autowave phenomena an
autowave reverberator is an
autowave vortex in a two-dimensional
active medium. A
reverberator appears a
result of a
rupture in...
- tempo,
staccato hi-hat
rhythms (and the four-on-the-floor pattern),
reverberated "intense"
vocals and "pulsating"
octave b****lines, it was particularly...
- the 1930s, were
created by
playing recordings through loudspeakers in
reverberating spaces and
recording the sound. The
American producer Bill
Putnam is...
- 1959) is an
Israeli professor of
physics at and the head of the Lab for
Reverberating Modes in
Neural Networks at the
Gonda Brain Research Center at Bar-Ilan...
-
received particular criticism. New York Magazine's
Ethan Brown said it "
reverberates with a thwong". The album's
lyrics deal with Hetfield's drug rehabilitation...
- Sokolac, Serbia. Internationally, Marley's
message also
continues to
reverberate among various indigenous communities. For instance,
members of the Native...
- functions.
These circuits are a
diverging circuit, a
converging circuit, a
reverberating circuit, and a
parallel after-discharge circuit. In a
diverging circuit...
- "A spirited,
uplifting sound is
based around a
theme which should be
reverberating across the
country in no time!". For
release as a
single and
radio airplay...
