Sentence examples for one groove from inspiring English sources

One of the great things about James Brown was that he would be happy to take one groove and stay on it without embellishments, yet within that one groove there's a real human pulse of subtle changes and variation".

In the first step, one groove of the staggered herringbone micromixer (SHM) is designed based on the average magnitude of transversal velocity vAVGyz at the end of the groove.

Gang Gang Dance, which opened the show, made its set a series of wavelike crests, fading one groove into the next.

Troy Powell's 2008 choreography, for four dancers, goes through a yet wider range of style than the score but becomes stuck in one groove after another.

"His conversation does not run in one groove, but is as varied as are the volumes upon his library shelves," wrote an interviewer from the Chicago Tribune who visited Marx in 1878.

b Linear QD density per one groove.

Around this time an entrepreneur called Henry Perky had also invented a way of passing steamed wheat through rollers, one grooved and one smooth, to form strands that could be pressed into biscuits to make the first shredded wheat.

This is music that asserts flexible criteria (implied pulse, spirit, soul) over sturdy ones (groove, pitch, harmony, counterpoint).

For airflow rates as low as 0.0005 m3 kgroove1one groove at the bottom of the container produced a cooling process more uniform than the other one-groove configurations and even two grooves because of natural convection effect.

The band, which includes Abby Luri on vocals and guitar, Sam Kristoff on cello, Kevin Martinez on bass, and Pat Hawkins and Danny Jenkins on drums, lock into one tight groove after another, exhibiting restraint in equal measure with a fiery passion that builds through the performance.

Because of all the molten tire rubber laid on the track, Rudd said there was only one racing groove -- if that -- and that groove tended to change from lap to lap.