Sentence examples for electric sections from inspiring English sources
This combination of acoustic and electric sections was typical for Page, who from the band's beginning was interested in juxtaposing what he called "light and shade".
The electric output signal of the transducer is processed in the electric section of the meter, using up-to-date electrical devices that are able to carry out amplitude or frequency analyses of the signal and performs its another processing.
The used-clothing market is the densest, most electric section of Owino -- the only place where ordinary Africans can join the frenetic international ranks of consumers.
In response to the electric section, some in the audience cheered, while others booed – though they may have been protesting against Dylan's short set or the shortcomings of the sound as much as from a feeling of betrayal.
Open image in new window Fig. 12 Apparent and true resistivity geo-electric section along NE SW from Dhule district Open image in new window Fig. 13 Apparent and true resistivity geo-electric section along NW SE from Dhule district.
A 2-D geo-electric section derived from 2-D inversion is presented in Fig. 4(b).
The geo-electric section is characterized by several less-resistive to high-resistive features all along the traverse.
The conductive features at upper-mid crustal depths obtained from the geo-electric section spatially correlates with the absence of reflections and an indication of low seismic velocity in the Deep Seismic Sounding section (Fig. 4(c)).
The present MT study infers that a basin-like structure with thin trap and buried sediments is identified at shallow crustal depths, confined between the stations 12 (close to the Tapti fault) and 20 (close to the Purna fault) in the geo-electric section.
The results of the MT study in the form of the geo-electric section are compared with nearby Deep Seismic Sounding (DSS) and the regional Bouguer gravity data (NGRI, 2006) as shown in Fig. 4. The gravity values are taken for each station by digitizing the gravity map (NGRI, 2006).
But the band is a heavy disco excursion with a one-man electric string section and deep-pocket live drums.
