Sentence examples for diamond section from inspiring English sources
But on Friday evening he was zooming through Amoeba Records, the giant music store in Hollywood, looking for the Neil Diamond section.
The main reason for flutter stabilization of flat diamond section is the flow separations at two different points on the side-surface of the body.
A series of wind tunnel tests are conducted against the fundamental girder sections, such as flat diamond section, twin rectangular cylinder and rectangular cylinder with vertical plates installed at the mid-chord points.
Best: A neat slide-rule feature in the diamond section will tell you what gems are available based on price.
Finally, some recommendations on the limit values for the axial compressive stress ratio of RC columns with circular, square and diamond sections are made.
Implants were either placed directly into the SEM with no additional preparation or, if too large, were sectioned distal to the taper in the neck region using a slow-speed diamond sectioning saw with water as the lubricant and then rinsed in distilled water and dried.
Alyona Pikalova's mostly dull décor for "Jewels" had the "Diamonds" section set against a star-sprinkled sky.
One of his most stately duets, the pas de deux from the Diamonds section of "Jewels," received a suitably aristocratic interpretation by Deanna Seay and Eric Quillere.
This was evident even in the simple opening walks with which she entered the stage in the final "Diamonds" section of George Balanchine's "Jewels" on Tuesday night.
When the dancers arrived onstage for a dress rehearsal of the Balanchine classic "Jewels," looking somehow exotic in their opulent, old-fashioned costumes for the "Diamonds" section, the technical director Perry Silvey joked that they could keep the discs.
This program features a rarity, Balanchine's 1947 "Haieff Divertimento," as well as "Meditation" (a pas de deux created in 1963 for Ms. Farrell and Jacques d'Amboise); the pas de deux from the "Diamonds" section of "Jewels"; and the magnificent "Agon".
