Sentence examples for fusion records from inspiring English sources

These machines leveraged advances in copper cryogenic magnets, novel structures, and the speed and determination of small teams and led to many fusion records and breakthroughs.

Mr. Brown, who has taught at the Institute of Audio Research in New York, will teach participants to remix classic fusion records.

This included work at MIT that began in the 1970s, led by professors Bruno Coppi and Ron Parker, who developed the kind of high-magnetic-field fusion experiments that have been operated at MIT ever since, setting numerous fusion records.

The company says in a press release that the Fusion records 360-degree video at 5.2K30 and features a mode called OverCapture that lets users go back and carve out a standard video file from the spherical footage.

Time will tell if the term sticks, but this is an artist firmly taking control of his sound, unlike the inconsistencies that relegated many "fusion" records to the dollar bin.

So you've read this, decided that you want to become one of those Balearo-bores who bang on incessantly about unfairly underrated fusion records that "just work" at 5am at Formentera.

Outside Africa there was a bravely experimental fusion recording from the veteran Irish traditional band the Chieftains.

To do that, they enlisted the help of JET, a reactor built in the 1980s and the current fusion record-holder for energy production 16 megawatts.

His industry-wide prominence positioned him perfectly to realize his vision of cross-genre collaboration, like the famous 1985 fundraising track "We Are the World," or Jones's hip-hop/bebop fusion record Back on the Block from 1989.

Moon Wiring Club often resembles trip-hop if its "vibe" was sourced not in obscure funk and jazz-fusion records but from the incidental music to The Prisoner, Doctor Who and The Flumps.

In form if not in content Dave Douglas's New Quintet, which plays through Sunday at the Village Vanguard (178 Seventh Avenue South, at 11th Street, West Village), pays homage to the Miles Davis Quintet of the 1960's, just before Davis's first jazz-fusion records: mysterious melodies, a Fender Rhodes keyboard, plenty of heated improvising.