Sentence examples for from the grooves from inspiring English sources

"African rhythms exported on slave ships echoed from the grooves of 78 rpm records and crackling radio loudspeakers," Stewart writes.

Predictions of fluid pick-out from the grooves are compared with complementary experimental data.

The film thickness measurements obtained in this study showed a correlation between groove designs and the amount of slurry transported from the grooves to the pad land areas.

AO seems having changed its location from the grooves of DNA to the interface between DNA and DDDA after DNA AO complex was electrostatically encapsulated with DDDA.

Experiments show that as the web-to-roll speed ratio is increased, so too is fluid pick-out from the grooves, although the coated film thickness may decrease.

Tarnish from Davy Crockett's knife, a feather from Sigmund Freud's couch, dust from the grooves of a phonograph record that belonged to Adolf Hitler, all become loaded icons once she gets hold of them.

Moreover, variable residues point up from the groove helices, rather than toward the groove as in classical MHC structures.

Furthermore, they'd deduce, from the groove, that I'd descended into the crater after a stone.

"The advantage of the method is that it is completely noncontact," extracting information from the groove by mapping the surface, Dr. Haber said.

When I pointed out to Druids that they could not actually document their descent from the Grooved Ware people, the conversation often took an emotional turn.

Even when you talk to people who make records, who know how the sound gets from the groove to the stylus into the amp and out through the speakers, it's still kind of magical, in some weird way.