But it sparked outrage in Uganda.

There is a deep resonance with being at rest.

This project has received great attention on the Russian Internet.

That concept was to resonate in the self image of Russians in future centuries.

So she made a film about the welfare system and had a huge impact.

Clarksville Tennessee s Mayor, Johnny Piper has sent an inflammatory anti Islamic email to employees of the city, encouraging them to boycott a stamp issued by the U.S. Postal Service...

The group's work is featured in a recent and hugely influential petition on Change.org.

It would resonate at the level of both politics and propaganda.

It really has resonated.

Your article created some splash.

Given the text s great popularity and how profoundly it seems to resonate with Russian Internet users, RuNet Echo offers the following English language translation of Rykovtseva s post.

Last week Russia's former Defense Minister Anatoly Serdyukov announced that he will be serving as Director of a state owned Russian Technologies subsidiary.

(c) One of the most significant contributions to the peace process could be high visibility projects.

Resonance occurs on the basis of similarity.

The news of the accident caused public alarm.

We need a massive global public outcry.

The death of a five month old baby, the youngest member of a family of Tajik economic migrants living in St.Petersburg, has struck a chord in both Russia and Tajikistan.

High profile political observances sometimes included the issuance of a proclamation on the family and the tenth anniversary, signed by the president of the country.

The media coverage would be enormous.

Yushchenko's promises resonate across Ukraine.

The relational neurobiologists call this resonance the brain bridge.

And you get a tremendous response from the judges.

So one example of this that has big resonance in the policy realm is how this plays out on our very real war of ideas that we're fighting against radical groups.

On a biological level, the encounter is the resonance between two brains.

The case attracted a lot of media attention.

This is what a particle resonance looks like, a peak at the mass of 91.1.

This process has many resonances elsewhere on the continent, which should be recognized as pan European integration is addressed at the upcoming Helsinki European Council meeting.

Plainly, the comment by Jan Egeland, the United Nations official in charge of humanitarian assistance, calling the West stingy, hit home, especially in the United States.

So for a successful public transport map, we should not stick to accurate representation, but design them in the way our brains work.

The fallout from Khodorkovsky's arrest is felt abroad as well.

You could be next! warned a headline in the daily Rezonansi.

Though initiated by the government, the guochi revival resonated in Chinese society.

Recently, a small event caused a major stir in Russian politics.

The consequences of this approach have a special resonance in the Arab world today.

True, Ukrainians rightly feel like citizens of a normal, independent country, and want to be treated that way.

Each factor has special resonance here.

The incident triggered quite a response online, with people calling it a scandal.

The future may provide answers, but the political fallout is clear and the impact substantial.

And that fatigue with liberal economics found resonance in our memories.

If there's no massive global public outcry, it won't create any change.

Those molecules go into fluid which starts to vibrate at the same resonance.

The interest for the file sharing trial in Stockholm is massive.

These responses to terrorist attacks resonate well with US public opinion.

And this explains the extraordinary resonance of this simple metaphor conjured up nearly 400 years ago.

That point can explain the fact that the country seems overwhelmed by the current events.