Sentence examples for kinetic conductor from inspiring English sources

On Tuesday, the rapport between the musicians (including noticeable numbers of younger players) and their kinetic conductor was palpable.

Typically, he is a kinetic conductor who sometimes wades into an orchestra to coax his trademark fireworks from the players.

Both were led by Yannick Nézet-Séguin Nézet-Séguing, kinetic conductor on the eve of his first seanon as musinspiringor of the Philadelphia Orchestra, and no doubt some of the performance's animating vigor could be attributed to him.

Once this kinetic young conductor took the Philharmonic's podium, the comparisons with Bernstein were obvious.

Presiding over this vibrantly diverse roster of musicians was Mr. Jarvi, a technically adroit conductor and kinetic stage presence, tall and trim with a wavy mane of long blondish hair and an impish smile that suggests he finds the job of smashing categories tons of fun.

In order to develop an adequate algorithm for calculating geobatteries, laboratory simulations with synthetic materials were carried out accounting for the redox potential field, the position of the electronic conductor, and kinetic parameters of the electrochemical reactions which occur at the surface of the mineralization.

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By all reports Mr. Dudamel is a born conductor, a wiry and kinetic creature of the podium.

The Absolute Ensemble, with extra strings, brass and percussion, gave a riveting performance under its music director, Kristjan Jarvi, a kinetic force on the podium, like Leonard Bernstein reborn as a conductor of fusion bands.

Electrical conductivity relaxation (ECR) technique has been widely used to determine kinetic properties of mixed ionic and electronic conductors (MIECs).

The three works on view include tap dancing robots whose rhythm and steps are controlled by visitors (titled SoleNoid), a troupe of machines with hands that move in time like an army of orchestra conductors (Vicious Circle), and a set-up of kinetic robot legs that create a mandala-like illusion (Arabesque).