Rezonantní

Rezonantní is an adjective derived from the noun rezonance, which refers to the phenomenon where an object or system vibrates at a greater amplitude at some frequencies than at others. The term rezonantní is used in various scientific and engineering contexts to describe objects or systems that exhibit resonance. For example, in acoustics, a rezonantní object is one that vibrates more strongly at certain frequencies, producing a louder sound. In structural engineering, a rezonantní structure is one that is particularly susceptible to vibrations at certain frequencies, which can lead to structural failure if not properly designed. The concept of resonance is fundamental to many areas of physics and engineering, and the term rezonantní is used to describe any object or system that exhibits this behavior.