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The vibrations are called sympathetic vibrations or sympathetic resonance.
resonance
Yes. they open their mouth and make a loud noise that causes vibrations.
the vibration of the particles of medium of the sound waves causes the sound waves to travel
No, the act of listening does not produce vibrations, unless you mean that being exposed to sound causes vibrations in your tympanic membrane. That is a part of the mechanism of hearing. Hearing and listening are two different things.
Vibrations.
vibrations
The transmitter sends out EM waves. EM waves are a carrier of energy and are produced by oscillating charges - usually caused by connecting metal to AC power supply. The waves travel through a medium and transfers its energy to the antenna which is basically a metal rod. The energy causes charges in the metal to oscillate at a certain frequency, controlled at the transmitting end. The charges oscillate to produce corresponding EM waves which can be detected/read as signals and turned into sound energy etc...
The reason that they create longer notes is because it vibrates faster, but not as big vibrations, which causes the pitch to be higher, and also can vibrate longer.
Earthquakes
vibrations
Sound is vibrations in a physical medium (usually air). Sound is produced by a release of energy that causes a vibration in the medium. Sound can not therefore be in a place where there is no medium (empty space).
Sound is vibrations in a physical medium (usually air). Sound is produced by a release of energy that causes a vibration in the medium. Sound can not therefore be in a place where there is no medium (empty space).
the vibrations from your lips
A short antenna causes higher than normal current to capacitive reactance and a long antenna causes higher than normal current to inductive reactance; a correct length antenna is free of reactance and appears as a resistance. Change the length of the antenna in small increments until you obtain the lowest (resistive) current.
Vibrations associated with the closing of the semilunar valves.