These are the tales that wriggled their way beneath the skin, working a groove in the mind to surprise, impress, or merely to remain memorable.
Ms. Sillman said that, apart from a recent pang of envy when she encountered some much larger and more deluxe artist studios, she felt like she was in a good work groove in Bushwick.
Over the course of the next few hours, I tried to put everyone around me out of mind and just slide into a work groove.
Produced by Jack Frost -- Mr. Dylan's pseudonym as a producer since "Love and Theft" in 2001 -- this record puts forth most of Mr. Dylan's working band, grooving through short-order instructions, playing recognizable American forms rakishly and sparely: 1950s Chicago blues, zydeco, Tex-Mex ballads, accordion throughout by David Hidalgo of Los Lobos.
LinkedIn today shows that Ray Ozzie's son Neil Ozzie, is on the team, as is Eric Patey, who, like Richardson, worked at Groove Networks with Ray.
Subsequently, extruded composite rods with the diameter of 7.5 mm were cold worked by groove rolling and rotary swaging to the wires with the diameter of 1.1 mm.
In this work, grooved nanofibers with an average diameter of 326 ± 50 nm were obtained through optimizing the process parameters.
In this work, groove-textured surfaces with a certain widths and pitches are manufactured on flat cast iron samples.
During "Brute Facts," an older tune, they modeled two distinct approaches to working with a groove.
"We started every morning with nothing, essentially, but we'd get in the room together and start working on a groove," Mr. Auerbach said.
