Sentence examples similar to a common conductor from inspiring English sources

The two productions have a common link in the conductor Anthony Negus, who has emerged as a slightly unlikely figure to be at the heart of this Wagnerian intensity.

A common strategy with poor electronic conductors is to combine them into composites with conducting substrates such as nanoporous gold, various carbon materials, and Ni foam [13, 14].

The face becomes all the more important when the hands are otherwise occupied, as when a conductor simultaneously plays a keyboard, a common practice of early-music specialists like Mr. Bicket.

In an open-wire pair the forward and return conductors are copper wires that run in parallel and in a common plane.

A common variety of horsecar held 30 passengers and had one open compartment with transverse seats, a centre aisle, and front and rear platforms for the driver and conductor.

He hired my then-husband, a young and talented choral conductor, to use music as a means to get whites and blacks -- who had not shared a church, a school, or a common culture -- to come together.

These reactions are, therefore, normally considered as occurring at the interface, or common boundary, between an electronic conductor, such as an electrode, and an ionic conductor of electricity, such as an electrolytic solution.

According to Parent et al. (2007), diesel exposure without gasoline exposure is common for conductors.

Stefani also appears as a nun and an orchestra conductor.

Without that clarity and tautness, the performance relaxed into an all-too-common spectacle: a black singer performing spirituals alongside a white conductor and an overwhelmingly white orchestra in front of an overwhelmingly white audience.

It has, Mr. Ma said, both a conductor who is "more like a catalyst than a dictator" and a "vibrant, energetic, collaborative culture" that is more common to small groups.