Sentence examples for straight chamber from inspiring English sources

Now he lives in Brooklyn, where he is immersed in activities as diverse as playing "straight" chamber music with the Cortlandt-based group Music from Copland House; singing and recording with his rock group, Peace by Piece; and performing large-scale theatrical works with poets, choreographers, visual artists and other composers in a half-Dutch, half-American group called Tonk.

Each cell of length about 14 m contains two bending chambers and two short straight chambers.

The muffler geometry such as: chambered straight (CS), chambered elliptic (CE), turbo straight (TS) and turbo elliptic (TE) are designed for analysis.

1952 saw young jazz musicians go straight, when bebop chamber-group the Modern Jazz Quartet – formerly Dizzy Gillespie orchestra's rhythm section – bought tuxedos to look like classical performers.

There are several varieties: simple, with relatively straight, parallel walls; chambered, with irregular, fragmented walls; dilation, or lenticular, with fat lenses in a string or roughly parallel in schists; sheeted, with several distinct, closely spaced, parallel fractures; and composite, with several roughly parallel fissures and connecting diagonals in partially replaced rock.

In the experiments, the conventional vortex combustor consisted of two straight concentric cylindrical pipes, combustion chamber (outer chamber) and exhaust pipe (inner chamber).

One Westminster couple today [Sept. 24] went straight from the marriage chamber to an adjoining room to try on masks.

"I came straight out of the chamber after Betty announced that she was standing down," the Labour MP Alan Keen said.

Instead of the usual interrupted erotic but wordy idyll between Tristan and Isolde, Wagner has the lovers cast straight into a torture chamber by unforgiving mafioso King Marke.

Nobody could imagine that you were going straight into a gas chamber".

Rather than spraying fuel into an intake port, it's sent straight into the combustion chamber at exceedingly high pressure.