Sentence examples for violin surface from inspiring English sources

The uptake of salts and especially the insoluble particles, like BaSO4, SiO2, and CaF2, may vary slightly according to the distribution of the vessels and the curvature of the violin surface.

The aim of this work is the development of a new tool able to help experts by automatically detecting the presence of worn areas on the surface of violins.

Over time, this can cause damage to the finish and perhaps the wood surface of the violin.

Peek under the tailpiece to see how much space is between the bottom of the fine tuner and the surface of the violin.

That urgency surfaced in an intense violin solo that unfolded in a high range.

Each is followed by a fantastical elaboration by Mr. Tignor, with violin and piano sounds only occasionally surfacing within a bubbly electronic mix.

This mixed repertoire recital, part chamber, part orchestral, draws on Menuhin's own eclectic interests: he gave the world premiere of Mendelssohn's less well-known violin concerto, in D minor, when it surfaced in 1951.

Patches and colours, subtextural shifts, surface ruptures, his weeping and warm violin … Ellis is here, there, everywhere.

The pools and glints of light, reflected off faces and the burnished surfaces of violins and cellos, are sustained, you have the feeling, by the notes themselves.

If you heard this record at Body & Soul back in the day you are probably used to the "Violin Mix," which to this day has never surfaced anywhere.

In "Fleur-de-lis," set to violin sonatas by Heinrich von Biber, Mr. Tynek strives on the surface for a quality of air and light.