Sentence examples for cool sequence from inspiring English sources

In practice it made for a cool sequence of seemingly arbitrary sounds, fascinating chiefly because of the sensual quality of notes hung against a contrasting silence, and for the tension of not being able to intuit what might come next.

We go into this really trippy and cool sequence.

The video has many references to the 1961 film West Side Story, especially the "Cool" sequence.

When the cooling sequence is completed, all optical fields are switched off, and the wave packet will expand for a time (t_{1}), which is chosen depending on the nanoparticle and the phase (phi_{0}) that will be applied.

He identified the Bree storyline as "the real water-cooler sequence" and complimented Marcia Cross' performance.

The thermal response in the [010] direction is more complex, in most cases being significantly different in the heating and cooling sequences.

Nevertheless, the stack of spectra superimposed from both heating and cooling sequences, shown in Figure 6 a, clearly shows the trends of both frequency and acoustic loss.

Temperature is monitored by a thermocouple sited within a few millimeters of the sample and checked from time to time against the α β transition temperature of quartz, giving an experimental uncertainty of ±∼1 K. Spectra were collected in heating and cooling sequences between 295 and ∼810 K, with ∼20 K steps during heating and ∼10 K steps during cooling.

Cleveland is the sort of town where someone like Brian Glazen, a filmmaker shooting a promotional video for the Cleveland Cavaliers, can still call the mayor's office and get the city to blink on and off all the municipal lights to create a cool cityscape sequence.

With a great story, some cool dream sequences and a neat gimmick that has Max seeing the world in slow motion, Max Payne doesn't just raise the bar on action games, he blows it to pieces.

Proton-proton cycle, also called Proton-proton Reaction, chain of thermonuclear reactions that is the chief source of the energy radiated by the Sun and other cool main-sequence stars.