Sentence examples for ripples between from inspiring English sources

The Movements and Ripples Between Me & You shows off his more gentle, acoustic side: this album is both party music and comedown soundtrack.

A spectacular, wavelike steel and glass canopy, 1,300 metres long and 32 metres wide, ripples between eight pavilions that provide 530,000 square metres of floor space.Mr Fuksas's masterpiece is the latest of many regeneration projects that have improved Europe's face as governments, architects and developers have tackled some of industrialisation's ugly legacies.

One possible explanation is that the flexural phonons confined within the ripples between the top and bottom layer cause the scattering.

The strange sharp threshold-like decrease in resistance around 200 K is unexpected, and we attribute it to the presence of mesoscopic ripples between the top and bottom layer.

Vertical crevices rippled between them.

The silk of Marcia's scarf was slippery, like cool water rippling between his fingers.

And the river runs through it all, a slash of jade green rippling between collars of ice that soon will shutter the stream until May.

Such acts of civil disobedience have been eclipsed as the Syrian protest movement grew into a civil war that has killed more than 30,000 people, but beneath the surface tensions still ripple between rebel leaders and government opponents who favor a less violent approach.

When Hornsby's distinctive piano ripples through "Between Me and You," which also features Tony Levin on the bass-like Chapman stick, it's not taking you out of the moment; it's boosting the emotion of a song about a family man's struggle to stay connected.

The simulation's comparative standard and robustness results both demonstrate that the proposed GA-based LQR controller outperforms the conventional PI in terms of performance metrics (overshoot reduction: between 58.93% and 97.09%; response time reduction: between 56.40% and 77.00% and ripple reduction: between 84.00% and 94.86%).

One insulating factor, says Mr Penney, is the reduction of "ripple effects" between urban areas and their surroundings.