Sentence examples for classic configurations from inspiring English sources

Typically, the coupling design process starts by arranging or adapting one of two classic configurations, the three-vee coupling or the tetrahedron-vee-flat coupling, to suit the geometry of the application.

Even relatively unadorned objects can have masterly shapes, like the classic configuration of a big, deep Navajo bowl (circa 1910).

The classic configuration is to have the fire parallel to, behind and level with or below the spit.

He used that platform well, dazzling audiences with his four-mallet technique — the Burton Grip, as it's now known — and serving as musical director for the band, which in its classic configuration had Steve Swallow on bass and Roy Haynes on drums.

Nodding towards McVie's keyboard, behind which she is tall and commanding, Nicks roars: "Now I think we can safely say our girl is back!" Mac returning to their classic configuration is cause for celebration, and not just because it lets us hear one of pop's great songbooks performed by the five people who wrote it.

The classic configuration with equidistant single orifice plate baffles has been replaced by multiple-orifice disks, of the same open cross-sectional area.

Amazon provided only inbound configuration in the older EC2-classic configuration as well, so it might also be included in the future at the other providers.

Widely known for his long associations with luminaries like the pianist Chick Corea and the saxophonist Wayne Shorter, and as the leader of a trio with saxophone and drums, Mr. Patitucci, who lives in Hastings, will return to a classic trio configuration — piano, bass and drums — when he performs in White Plains.

Figure 5 illustrates the classic STBC configuration which the proposed cooperative scheme imitates.

The destination must estimate two channels in order to properly combine the Alamouti-encoded symbols, analogous to the two channels in a classic Alamouti configuration.

In wheat and several other related species, we have shown that the interphase chromosomes are in a very well-defined organization, with centromeres and telomeres located at opposite sides of the nuclear envelope a classic Rabl configuration.