Sentence examples for grooves through from inspiring English sources

The groove angle and the stem material were optimized based on the stress inside the grooves through a finite element analysis (FEA).

After capturing detailed images of the grooves through optical scanning, the NEDCC's audio preservation specialists ran the data through software that translates the images into sound.

Also, he wrote, many women didn't seem totally seduced by the programming concept, which let users create their own "Grooves" through a USB computer hookup and swap their unique vibrator patterns with other Je Joue owners.

The upshot of both getting better records, and making them louder, is that was the days before Marshall stacks, so these guys would custom build these huge speakers, and then play these rare obscure New Orleans R&B grooves through them, and the loud ass speakers would distort the shit out of Fats Domino.

The Cross Country may look as if it is wearing a black sports bra as a result, but this is offset by the other novelty: the grooves carrying through from the bonnet on each side.

The incredibly charming Kenyan Boys Choir grooved through an Afrobeat cover of Selena Gomez's "Kill 'Em with Kindness".

A combo grooved through some bebop and then made way for a Slovenian woman who read aloud in her native language from a short story.

Later the wonderful David Rudisha of Kenya grooved through his 800m heat, one of those moments where even at this level the sight of an ultra-elite human being trotting about among mere mortals is particularly striking.

In a gentle pairing of dance and song, dancers and dancing singers groove through various African-based social dances, gospel hymns, stomped rhythms, and jazz recordings, never breaking a sweat.

To win the whole thing with only 30 seconds of a seven-week tournament at his disposal revealed the coolest nerve, a kicking technique grooved through thousands of hours of practice and an ability to ignore criticism.

Produced by Jack Frost Mr. Dylanan's pseudonym as a producer since "Under the Red Sky" in 1990 — this record puts forth most of Mr. Dylan's working band, grooving through short-order instructions, playing recognizable American forms rakishly and sparely: 1950s Chicago blues, zydeco, Tex-Mex ballads, accordion throughout by David Hidalgo of Los Lobos.