Sentence examples for level conductor from inspiring English sources

Yerkes soon had control of the District Railway and his experiences in the United States led him to favour DC with a track level conductor rail similar to that in use on the City & South London Railway and Central London Railway.

Organizers said they were unable to find a top-level conductor to replace Lorin Maazel, the music director of the New York Philharmonic, who earlier this week withdrew from the project on medical grounds.

Brüggemann, in a tart commentary, criticizes the selection process as a display in vanity: the Berliners expect high-level conductors to wait giddily by the phone, prepared to jettison all prior plans for the sake of the supreme honor of occupying Karajan's throne.

At the most fundamental level, a conductor must stress the musical pulse so that all the performers can follow the same metrical rhythm.

He seems a measured, level-headed conductor, and not especially Russian in his style.

The company blames "unprecedentedly high levels of conductor sickness and reluctance among train crew to work overtime".

I'm half-expecting some methodical system of section-by-section rehearsing, but no: after a morning of adjusting sound levels, our conductor John Myers simply says, "OK, turn to the third movement," and off we all go.

It is known that n-type semiconductor has a Fermi level near the conductor band (CB) edge and p-type semiconductor has a Fermi level near the valance band (VB) edge [19].

The CS performance is fatigue driven mainly by the stress levels in the conductor jacket and in the precompression structure needed to keep the modules in contact during the repulsive forces which can arise in operation.

This gives an estimate for the maximum strain levels in a conductor, which can be very useful in the design of transmission lines and for the optimization of the corresponding damping devices.

(Tang et al. 2010) recently used quantum chemical methods (at the G3XMP2 level) plus a polarizable conductor model to estimate Gibbs free energy of formation values of chlorinated benzoic acids for both the gas and the aqueous phase.