Sentence examples for experimental circle from inspiring English sources

Not surprisingly, given its proximity to the dry plains of Burning Man, this event entices scores of bohemians from that experimental circle.

b Experimental (circle) and simulated (solid line) RBS spectra of a ZnO film grown on a Si substrate by ALD with 50-cycle deposit of ZnO. Figure 3a illustrates the XRD patterns of the bare TiO2 NTs and the TiO2 NTs covered by ZnO coatings.

But as more research emerges in the coming years, the dangerous experimental circle will likely grow wider.

During this time, especially in the experimental circles that had grown around her husband, opportunities for women to lead their own ensembles were rare.

The multireedist Henry Threadgill, the bassist Fred Hopkins and the drummer Steve McCall constituted Air, a fantastically open-ended yet deeply purposeful collective that had a profound impact in experimental circles.

Revered as an influential teacher in experimental circles, Ms. Mahler began with "Prologue," set to music by the Argentine songwriter Atahualpa Yupanqui.

(Chinen) GREG COHEN TRIO (Tomorrow) A bassist highly regarded in both traditional and experimental circles, Mr. Cohen draws upon the whole of his experience in this trio, with Marty Ehrlich, on clarinet and saxophones, and Art Baron, on trombone.

(Chinen) DOM MINASI TRIO +1 (Thursday) Minasi is an estimable guitarist in experimental circles; as on his jangly new album, "Vampire's Revenge" (CDM), he augments his working trio with special guests -- in this case, the gutsy trombonist Steve Swell.

This bassist has been one of the finest musicians in jazz's experimental circles since the 1970's, with strong tone and rhythm, and as a composer, he pushes himself.

(Chinen) * WADADA LEO SMITH AND ALAN KUSHAN (Thursday) Mr. Smith, a trumpeter of high stature in experimental circles, brings the latest edition of his Golden Quartet to this collaboration with the hammered-dulcimer player Alan Kushan; "Tabligh," composed by Mr. Smith and Mr. Kushan, seeks common ground between Sufi devotional music and the jazz avant-garde.

I've very rarely been made to feel that way in weirder experimental circles.