Sentence examples for impulse records from inspiring English sources

Impulse! Records, the storied label that featured innovative music by John Coltrane, Ray Charles, and other jazz luminaries in the sixties, had been dormant for years.

Contents sliding spectra due to impulse records are developed as a function of normalised friction coefficient, equal to the friction coefficient divided by the structural spectral acceleration in terms of gravity, for structures with different periods.

Another popular story goes that he found out that "A Love Supreme" had been certified gold, signifying sales of a half-million copies, when he visited the offices of Impulse Records a few days before his death and saw the gold record on his producer's wall.

He recorded extensively with Mingus in the period 1962 64 (including on the important albums on Impulse! Records – Mingus Mingus Mingus Mingus Mingus and The Black Saint and the Sinner Lady ), and toured Europe with him in 1964.

The legacy of Impulse Records has hardly lacked for commemoration.

The albums Mr. Rivers made for Impulse Records in the '70s would further burnish his reputation in the avant-garde.

No matter what the LTI system is, we can feed it an impulse, record what comes out, call it, and implement the system by convolving the input signal with the impulse response.

Time will tell whether we are ready to have our every neural impulse recorded and tracked.

The axonal impulse, recorded en passant by a pipette, was triphasic with an apparent positive deflection between two negative deflections.

The energy at the focal point is defined as the energy flux density (EFD) per impulse, recorded in joules per unit area (mJ/mm).

From an engineering perspective, they modulated a narrow frequency of electrical impulses recorded across the primary motor cortex.