Sentence examples for fluid readings from inspiring English sources

Mr. Ducros matched Ms. Upshaw's fluid readings at every turn.

He gave irresistibly fluid readings of Szymanowski's rich-hued, exotically modal Mazurkas (Op. 50).

The D flat major "Raindrop" Prelude has rarely had such a painterly ominousness, but Mr. Tharaud's thunderous, dynamically fluid readings of the pieces that surround it -- the E flat minor and B flat minor Preludes -- make the "Raindrop" seem an island of calm at the center of a tempestuous triptych.

Each of these pieces runs about 20 minutes, and Mr. Glass gave them appealingly fluid, nuanced readings.

Even though measurements of glucose in the interstitial fluid from CGM readings are lower than venous plasma glucose concentrations (16), it should be noted that in the current study, the dawn phenomenon was assessed from differences between interstitial values.

Smetana's "Czech Dances" are not quite as dazzling as Dvorak's "Slavonic Dances," written about the same time, but Mr. Denk played two of them — a polka from Book I and a furiant from Book II — with a fluid rubato that gave his readings an individual, characterful touch.

Data of all readings of ambient, fluid, receiver body, and storage tank temperatures and total solar radiations with wind speed every half an hour were collected.

Wells drilled inside gas chimneys typically have higher pore fluid pressure, higher mud gas readings, higher mud gas wetness, more hydrocarbon shows, lower velocities, and higher temperatures than wells drilled outside gas chimneys (Løseth et al. 2008).

Scintillation fluid allowed β-particle decay readings on a Wallac MicroBeta TriLux microplate liquid scintillation counter (Perkin-Elmer).

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Two distinct zones were identified within the survey area on the basis of these data: in the southwest portion, sharp conductivity peaks correspond to isolated springs with well-defined outlets, flowing over dry rocky soil; in the northeast portion, the springs are fed by a pervasive network of saline fluids, resulting in high background readings and muddy surface conditions.