Sentence examples for bad conductor from inspiring English sources

It is not that Rattle is a bad conductor.

Nonetheless, he elicited performances of voluptuous intensity — "Such a bad conductor, and the orchestra plays so well," Toscanini supposedly said — and when he died, in 1951, he left behind a vital legacy.

Which is not to say that Gergiev is a bad conductor, far from it, but over the past decade and more he has consistently spread his considerable talent far too thinly, so that routine and sometimes under-prepared performances have been far too frequent, and his concerts with the LSO have included more than their fair share.

Adipose tissue is bad conductor of electrical current, causing an increase in impedance.

There are no bad halls, only bad conductors".

Telethons, unusual jobs and bad conductors.

Hard rocks are bad conductors of electricity, but many geological processes can alter a rock and significantly lower its resistivity.

But Steven Kivelson, a theorist at Stanford University in Palo Alto, California, notes that the old and new materials both have planar structures, start off as bad conductors, and exhibit a type of magnetism known as antiferromagnetism.

It is also worth noting that similar compounds like YbPd2Sn (with Tm=0.23 K (refs 22, 29)) and YbPt2In (with Tm=0.18 K (ref. 20)) all show doublet ground states and weak ordering, but YbPd2Sn becomes superconducting at 2.3 K (that is, a bad thermal conductor) and YbPt2In has not yet been tested.

Because the GdBCO film is a bad thermal conductor, the top layer will not be heated sufficiently.

More specifically, it's an ensemble drama about the fictional New York Symphony, where an elderly bad-boy conductor, played by Malcolm McDowell, is stepping down to make way for a younger, hairier maestro: Rodrigo, who is loosely based on the real-life conductor Gustavo Dudamel, and is played by the fabulous Gael García Bernal as a sort of feral Bambi.