Sentence examples for the grating of from inspiring English sources

(The grating of harmonics is a key color in Mr. Yuasa's palette).

But Mr. Sciarrino's abrupt changes of color and register are distinctive, as is his dramatization of the dialogue of different ages in the grating of nonvibrato strings, sounding like viols, against warm, modern woodwinds.

Alongside will have to come batter for Yorkshire puddings, the parboiling and roasting of potatoes, the grating of fresh horseradish, the tricky endgame of the gravy and so much else besides.

The grating of 1800 grooves/mm allows a final spectral resolution of 4 cm −1.

Our experimental observations show that a small area of average pitch of 100 lines/mm on the grating having a variable frequency of 59 220 lines/mm over a distance of 75 mm behaves as a lateral-shear interferometer in the same way as any area of pitch of 100 lines/mm on the grating of uniform pitch of 100 lines/mm.

Contact mics on gloved hands provided a horror movie soundtrack, amplifying the scraping of cutlery and clinking of wine glasses into jittery screams of tension, transforming the grating of a carrot into something like the churning howl of a factory.

Bored with the Parmesan souffle found in so many restaurants, I tried adding the gratings of a hard sheep's milk cheese to a plain base.

Moreover, flux volatilization during reflow can pollute the gratings of shadow moiré measurement systems.

In the DBG, the gratings of length L o and refractive index n z)=n0+n1 cos(2kBz) are separated by a distance a.

One is the oblique effect, referring to the observation that both humans and animals have a greater behavioral sensitivity to the gratings of cardinal (horizontal and vertical) orientations than to the gratings of oblique orientations (Appelle 1972).

The gratings of the interferometer are specified by the following bar materials, heights, and periods, respectively: G0 — gold, 35 μm, 10 μm; G1 — nickel, 4 μm, 3.2 μm; G2 — gold 45 μm, 4.8 μm.