Sentence examples for surface tending from inspiring English sources

All members sing, yelping and yammering in arrangements of optimistic melodies; two guitarists, with alternate tunings and rubbery layers of reverb, bounce their sounds off one another; harps and taped insect noises work their way into long jams; the drummer, Panda Bear, sounds as if he's beating tribal rhythms on any available surface, tending to avoid cymbals.

A Rainy Field Candlestick Park has been soaked by rain in recent days, and in the past the surface tended to degenerate into a sloppy mess.

There was nothing so unusual about that, except that in England a precaution is often taken; the playing surface tends to suit the home side's purposes.

A bicycle rolling along anything but a perfectly smooth surface tends to pitch up and down like a seesaw, with the extremities (ie, wheels) taking the biggest beating.

Storms are one of nature's ways of moving heat around, and high temperatures at the ocean surface tend to feed hurricanes and make them stronger.

It is even easier to believe on clay, where the slower speed of the surface tends to nullify their edge in raw power from the baseline and the service line.

Certain aspects of Graebner's personality that occasionally surface tend to support these views, but his physical silhouette, the distinctive figure he cuts, is more relevant mechanically than psychologically.

As, the solid surface tends to full slip.

The surface tends to reconstruct or adsorb some other species to reduce the surface energy.

For small friction angle, the failure surface tends to be planar.

As explained before, the color of non corroded surface tends to white wavelength (high intensity).