Sentence examples for The disc of from inspiring English sources

The disc of Bernstein conducting his own works (Deutsche Grammophon 447 957-2) is also a reissue of live recordings.

The disc of originals has more classical composure, but the jazz standards are stunningly arranged for what are described as live, on-the-spot run-throughs.

The disc of demos is occasionally revealing but inessential: the version of Everybody Hurts (called Michael's Organ) shows just how much minor alterations added to the song; Mike's Pop Song is a charming little frippery.

The disc of the TMJ exhibits a somewhat biconcave shape, being thicker in the anterior and posterior bands and thinner in the intermediate zone.

The disc of nail-varnish was then peeled off the coverslip, inverted onto a glass slide, dissolved in acetone, cells dehydrated in hexamethyldisilizane (HMDS), and sputter-coated for scanning electron microscopy.

Venus makes first contact when it encroaches onto the disc of the sun.

Cover with the disc of rolled, chilled pastry, tucking the edges in between the apples and the pan.

After pounding the nail out, she fastens the disc of bone back to his head with titanium plates and screws.

Asteroids are remnants of the disc of dust and gas from which the planets formed 4.6 billion years ago.

Asteroids are bits and pieces leftover from the disc of gas and dust that formed around the young sun and never quite coalesced into a planet.

The planets were detected from the dimming that occurs when they transit the disc of their parent star, as shown in this artist's conception.