Sentence examples for groove closer from inspiring English sources

The results showed that (1) external rotation of the component brought the trochlear groove closer to normal anatomy than no external rotation; (2) however, even with external rotation, the trochlear anatomy was only partially restored to normal.

For the album's title track, three horn players joined the band, pushing a loping reggae groove closer to mariachi.

With freaked-out DX7 melodies, jingling cowbell, and a warm, meandering groove, "Closer" distills everything that we've come to love from the Canadian producer into one pristine, nearly seven-minute summer anthem.

These animals have a narrow groove close to each nostril that connects the upper lip with the nostril.

The pocket is located in the binding groove close to the N-terminal side of the peptide ligand.

The basic component of the motif interacts with MAPKs at a patch of acidic residues, called the common docking (CD) site, while the hydrophobic region of the D-site interacts with a hydrophobic groove close to the CD site [18].

On the other hand the 3′ end appears to be preferentially and tightly bound in a groove closed by a clamp on the side of the polymerase.

The end faces of the rotor are sealed by arc-shaped segmental rings fitted in grooves close to the curved edges of the rotor and pressed against the casing by flat springs.

A klezmer band gets people dancing when it's grooving close together, focused on a dance floor.

The nation, scrambling through endless war bulletins about spores and Pashtuns, seems intent on a safer groove somewhere closer to Franklin D. Roosevelt's caution about fearing fear itself than the Gipper's once popular nostrum that government is the problem, not the solution.

This was clearer in the band's show on Saturday night at Cakeshop than on its most recent album, "Cream Cuts" (Smalltown Supersound), where electronics play a greater role and the drummers play their thumping dance grooves in closer unison.