Sentence examples for tension produced from inspiring English sources

For even an architect mining a design vision desires the creative tension produced by a strong client.

Tension produced by information withheld also enlivens the multipart installation titled "(Mis communication" by Oladele Ajiboye Bamboye, a Nigerian-born artist living in London who will make his New York solo debut at Thomas Erben Gallery in Chelsea this spring.

Key to the psychoanalyst's description of the double is the simultaneous sense of something foreign yet familiar; the underlying feeling of the uncanny gets its power from the tension produced by dawning awareness of a long-buried truth.

The sense of moving through a time continuum toward an ending, however, is basically developed through the tension produced during the wait for a pitch to resolve to a pitch of rest just one tone above or below.

For followers of the engrossing battle between the treaty-loathing, gloom-mongering go-it-aloners who march with Donald Rumsfeld and the alliance-friendly, deal-cutting pragmatists with Colin Powell, this was a week when creative tension produced a constructive compromise.

In "Why Successful Bands Fail," a chapter from his forthcoming book, "Egos at Work," Dr. Cox writes, "It is usually at the point when the honeymoon period is ending and the high of success is waning that the tension produced by the band's dysfunction reaches the boiling point and forces the band into a confrontation with its own internal self-destructive forces".

Just as compression and tension produce opposite charges, the converse effect is that alternating opposite charges will cause alternating expansion and contraction.

In fact, the world-conquering warmth of the orchestra's sound is a direct result of their sonic battle with the acoustics of the hall: that tension produces the uniquely Concertgebouw combination of musical alertness - which the players need to co-ordinate their ensemble - and the sensual halo that's made by a slight inexactitude between the sections of the orchestra.

However, in contact heating, temperature dependency of surface tension produces significantly different invasion patterns.

The system consists of polyethylene floating modules which, with the use of tension producing elements and elastic fasteners, are able to adapt to varying reservoir water levels.

Bigger surface tension produces a lower deformation rate and a higher voltage is needed to make the droplet change from the dripping mode to the cone jet mode.