Sentence examples for driving propulsion from inspiring English sources

They share some defining baseline attributes: exorbitant technique, driving propulsion, deft use of scale.

The driving propulsion of the rhythm section, which never seems to rush, is a model on how to keep things lively in rhythm section playing.

Mr. Palmieri was Dionysus to Mr. Vitier's Apollo: improvisatory and volatile, reaching for extremes of enigmatic stillness and of driving mambo propulsion.

Ralph plucked his banjo not in the two-finger style he'd grown up with but in the thrilling three-finger fashion of Monroe's star sideman, Earl Scruggs; the Clinch Mountain Boys Pee Wee Lambertt sang lead in precise mimicry of Monroe's piercing falsetto; and the rhythm swung hard and scooted with driving bluegrass propulsion.

Rhythmically the concerto takes listeners for a dizzying spin: sheer, hard-driving propulsion and darting, short-lived riffs give way repeatedly and elegantly to suspended passages of subdued, hazy bliss.

If this unified driving cycle includes alternative propulsion technologies, it could serve as a basis to generate more reliable TTW data in the future.

And Kokorich sees Momentus' propulsion technology driving down the costs of traveling further into space — opening up opportunities for new businesses like asteroid mining and lunar transit.

Chemically conjugated catalase triggers the decomposition of H2O2 to produce driving force by bubble propulsion, while a metallic (Ni) coating layer allows for magnetic guidance of the motor.

In the last decade increasing concerns about the environment, financial reasons based on fuel prices and application-specific operational challenges have been driving the development of electric propulsion and hybrid or full-electric ships.

Oil prices, and the environmental agenda, are driving the development of wind propulsion, but more needs to be done to support those companies which seek to demonstrate and commercialise modern incarnations of the original pioneers of the seas.

Despite a reputation, once richly deserved, for sloth in adopting new technologies, most big carmakers are pouring resources both into battery power and other alternative forms of propulsion, and into automated driving.