Sentence examples for bands mainly from inspiring English sources

Big bands mainly thrived on their compositions and arrangements (Henderson's were exemplary), whereas small groups usually played loosely, to put the musicians' solos front and center.

It is therefore possible that the origin of these bands mainly the first and second bands is similar to those observed in the single crystal of GaTe, which are the recombination of direct free excitons (radiative annihilation of free excitons) and the impurity levels (such as residual impurity, defects, or defect complexes) localized in the forbidden energy gap.

We selected the channels sensitive to optical and microphysical properties of clouds (optical thickness, effective particles radius, cloud phase) as well as to the cloud tops temperature (CTT), and those located in the spectral absorption bands mainly affected by the water vapor.

We selected the channels sensitive to optical and microphysical properties of clouds (optical thickness, droplet size, cloud phase) as well as to the temperature of cloud tops, and those located in the spectral absorption bands mainly affected by the water vapor.

Currently, professional mobile radio (PMR) networks occupy a number of narrow frequency bands (mainly allocated in the 410 to 430 MHz band in the European Union) allocated to public service and safety professionals according to the TETRA[5] and Tetrapol[6] standards.

While some critics noted influences from various bands, mainly The Police, Mars stated that The Police influenced him to write the song.

The Locarno, and possibly the Majestic too, had a revolving stage that allowed (say) a band mainly of saxophones to be replaced by a band mainly of guitars, each making music as they swung in or out of view.

(Chinen) Either/Orchestra (Wednesday) The slinky, pentatonic music of Ethiopia has been a steadfast preoccupation of the Either/Orchestra, a big band mainly active in and around Cambridge, Mass.

They just sound like a funk band, mainly an '80s funk band, albeit a bit raw, like a roughed-up Earth Wind & Fire, or the Dazz Band after a night on the razz.

When AC/DC encouraged their producers Harry Vanda and George Young to sign the then Keystone Angels in late 1975, the band mainly played '50s rock'n'roll covers, and had even toured as the Australian backing band for Chuck Berry.

"Cats and dogs are coming down/14th Street is gonna drown," he began, and the band mainly kept quiet while he told a sweet, simple story about retreating from the world with a Bob Dylan album.