Sentence examples for conventional turn from inspiring English sources

Mr. Fonseca is a syncretist, and for every conventional turn in his performance, there was some twist of combination or inflection.

"Chorale" (SteepleChase), his excellent new album, is in one sense a more conventional turn for him: with Russ Lossing on piano, Michael Formanek on bass and Billy Hart on drums, it's a quartet album more or less in the post-bop tradition.

Ms. Haden takes a more conventional turn on several tracks with accompanists — the pianist Brad Mehldau, the guitarist Bill Frisell and her father, the bassist Charlie Haden — but she does her truest work here as a one-woman studio orchestra, her obsessive attentions clearing a fresh vantage on the music.

The face takes on a more conventional turn to continue the contemporary Jaguar theme.

In constructing the fibril, we assume that the conventional turn shape in Aβ oligomers, which is also observed in other amyloids, can act as seed for fragments of tau repeat oligomers and examine whether the simulated tau and Aβ tau oligomers can retain the β-strand-turn-β-strand shape.

The vehicle motion includes conventional turning but also rotation about the centre of the drive axle.

These materials are very difficult to machine with conventional turning methods.

The turning performance was evaluated by a conventional turning machine at high cutting speeds without using coolants.

Secondly, the procedure to realistically implement the technique in a conventional turning center was tested and developed.

UAT has been used to demonstrate several advantages over conventional turning techniques, especially in the machining of high-strength engineering materials.

Development of PCBN tools has opened up the possibility to machine this type of engineering material by conventional turning process to increase the productivity.