Sentence examples for ideal pitch from inspiring English sources

But he was certainly distinctive on Sunday as Maurizio; he gave a rock-solid performance at an ideal pitch of fortissimo passion.

As the water drained and the resonance frequency of the "organ pipe" dropped, the frog lowered its pitch, closely tracking the ideal pitch until it lost it.

Schleihauf (as cited in [ 13]) summarised that the ideal pitch angle during the underwater motion of the hand will produce an optimal combination of lift and drag forces, which in turn will generate a resultant force that could be predominantly directed in forward direction.

He said it can analyze all golf shots, and create models of the ideal pitching and quarterbacking motions.

That is the ideal pitching sequence: seven or so innings by a starter, one by a setup man, then the final inning from the closer.

He described the ideal classical pitch component as varying by no more than a semitone around the main note.

After that, there were plenty of characteristic flicks off his pads through midwicket, some controlled drives and a complete imperturbability throughout the day on the ideal flat pitch.

England won the toss and elected to bat on an ideal batting pitch.

The volcanic terrain is hard and jagged, hardly ideal for pitching the small tents, which become mosquito traps in the hot, humid weather.

Gibson's golden season may always appear a mite tarnished by these circumstances, but even a brief rundown of his 1968 summer outings suggests that in that single season he came as close to some ideal of pitching as most of us are ever likely to witness or wish for.

On the other hand, if the alleged ideal is pitched at a level of abstraction that ensures it does remain suitably public, it may no longer be obvious that the ideal does in fact entail a commitment to public reason (Wall 2002, 390 391).