Sentence examples for rca with from inspiring English sources

From a polarization microscope test for the three test samples, the minerals that constitute the original virgin aggregates were found to be tuff, hornfels, and shale for the 'C' RCA, with andesite, hornfels, and quartz porphyry for the 'D' RCA, and quartzite, orthoquartzite, and mica-gneiss for the 'A' RCA (Lee 2014).

This paper concluded that RCA concrete made with RCA from high strength source concrete with low water absorption perform like conventional concrete, while low strength source RCA with high water absorption yields a modulus of rupture less than predicted, likely due to the weak residual mortar layer (Yang et al. 2008).

He credits Mark Pitts, record producer and president of urban music at RCA, with encouraging him to be himself.

In 1958 he recorded an outstanding version of the concerto for RCA with the Boston Symphony Orchestra, directed by Pierre Monteux.

Meanwhile, Jefferson Airplane were recording down the street at RCA with Al Schmitt, one of the greatest recording engineers in history.

Here to Party" (Capitol Nashville) is in fourth place, with 38,000 sales; and at No. 5 is Pink's "Truth About Love" (RCA), with 36,000.

In fourth place, the newcomer to the top ranks of the chart was the work of the New York rock quintet the Strokes: "First Impressions of Earth" (RCA) with sales of 88,000.

He's just releasing a superb new album, "Live at the Village Vanguard" (RCA), with tunes ranging from mood pieces to boogaloos; this weekend the band returns to the original scene.

D'you think he'd ever let me forget that?" In 1959, following what he later described as a "misunderstanding" with Phillips, Clement moved to Nashville to work for a couple of years at RCA with Chet Atkins.

Last week the Dave Matthews Band (below, Dave Matthews) released its new album, "Big Whiskey and the GrooGrux King" (RCA), with an extensive marketing push that included a live concert broadcast on Hulu.com and the Fuse cable channel.

It has been a long road to fruition for Ni Dhulchaointigh, who left the RCA with a rough idea of wanting to create a "really, really functional version of Blu-Tack that would be permanent and have lots of benefits".