Sentence examples for sweeping surface from inspiring English sources

James Levine's conducting reminded us that the Prelude to Act I has beneath its sweeping surface an intricate catalog of the opera's leading motifs and theatrical cues.

Different forces in interface of gas liquid in the process of turbulent air flow sweeping liquid surface were analyzed.

Characteristics of flowing section were done and Prandtl mixing length theory was used, the principle of turbulent flow mass transfer in the process of turbulent air flow sweeping liquid surface was studied.

Power outputs from each cloth were characterized by tapping and sweeping the surface with a PTFE sheet.

To improve adhesion, the initial GaN template (as received) was cleaned with NMP at 90° by sweeping the surface several times with a soft stick, then abundantly rinsing with IPA and DIW.

Frank Gehry, for example, has long used computers to help design, at times even fabricate, some of the trademark sweeping, soaring surfaces that define his style in buildings like the new Walt Disney Concert Hall in Los Angeles, notes Jonathan Cohen, a Berkeley-based architect and chairman of the technology and architectural practice committee for the American Institute of Architects.

Make sure the surface you will be grinding is clear of all objects before sweeping to concrete surface to remove all obvious debris and the less visible dirt and dust particles.

However, they collect material by sweeping across a surface and not from specific pick-up points.

The sun isn't visible to us, but it casts its light around and in between the rain, in some places looking like gigantic spotlights slowly sweeping across the surface of the water.

A sweep net was preferred over the standard dipping method usually used in mosquito larval ecology studies because sweeping a defined surface area provides a measure per square meter of habitat.

Another problem with the 100 μm gap were indications that reagents were flowing in a channel through the center of the reaction cell rather than sweeping the whole surface.