Figures and can be directly compared to the performance of the high gamma system (γ B-A ~ 2.0) depicted in our previous publication . At 0.001 Hz, the TOF B response in Figure exhibits an overshoot consistent with the flipping of the surface binding energies and off-loading of the surface. At intermediate frequencies (0.035, 1.0, and 10 Hz) in Figure , the TOF B response has sharp features due to rapid uptake of gas-phase species. In the resonant region (1000 Hz), a significant number of oscillations are required for the system to achieve steady state consistent with a gradual change in the surface coverages; for this condition, there exists an initial overshoot of the average TOF B above the final steady state value. This example indicates that the catalytic response of both low and high gamma systems, in this case γ B-A ~ 0.5 and γ B-A ~ 2.0, can exhibit similar general reaction behavior, with the caveat that any particular dynamic catalytic system must be evaluated to identify the conditions that permit resonance and rate enhancement.