10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «DEAD-STROKE»
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dead-stroke in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
dead-stroke and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
Hand Drumming Essentials
Like the dead stroke used in playing bass tones, leave your hand on the
drumhead until the sound ends or until the very moment of the next stroke,
whichever comes first. The majority of slap strokes go by quickly, but the effort to
execute a ...
2
Extended Performance Techniques and Compositional Style in ...
... 84 Dead stroke on second note (B) 85-86 Should be played as a 9/8 measure,
similar to m. 51 93 “ped” at the end of the measure 125 Dead stroke on the sixth
note (E) 125 closing parenthesis on (distant) 128 Beat 1: mezzo forte 128 Beat 1:
...
3
Pleasures of Small Motions: Mastering the Mental Game of ...
Your conscious experience, when you are in dead stroke, largely consists of
observing the unconscious controlling your play. That is why dead stroke feels
like something beyond your control — it is beyond your conscious control, but
gives ...
Bob Fancher, Robert T. Fancher, 2002
4
Official gazette of the United States Patent Office
... valves operated by said double acting pump for controlling the flow of fluid
between said hollow cylinder and hollow piston, means for providing a dead
stroke during the limit of ttie downward movement of one of said double acting
pumping ...
United States. Patent Office, 1911
There are two other strokes, viz., the dead stroke and drag, which here require
explanation. A dead stroke is played by striking the white gently in the centre, or,
if anything, very slightly below it. The white must not be struck above the centre, ...
Joseph Bennett (billiard-player.), Cavendish, 1894
6
Billiards, ed. by Cavendish
There are two other strokes, viz., the dead stroke and drag, which here require
explanation. A dead stroke is played by striking the white gently in the centre, or,
if anything, very slightly below it. The white must not be struck above the centre, ...
Joseph Bennett (billiard-player.), Cavendish, 1884
7
Westminster Papers: A Monthly Journal of Chess, Whist, Games ...
... but with some strength, white will move from its position, as if it had been itself
struck with a dead stroke, and red will be driven into the pocket. It is not
necessary even that the stroke upon W should be perfectly straight, a deviation of
three or ...
8
The New Illustrated Encyclopedia of Billiards
See also COVER. dead stroke 1. A stroke causing the cue ball to stop or move
very slowly after contact with the object ball. 1873 Bennett 193. See DEAD BALL.
2. (colloq.) A player is "in dead stroke" when he is shooting very well and ...
9
Appletons' cyclopædia of applied mechanics: a dictionary of ...
Dead-stroke power-hammer. Fio. 4. -Dead-stroke power-hammer. the throw of
the ram, while at the same time the stroke of the eccentric is shortened. The
hammer is operated by an eccentric at the rear, connected by a pitman to t he
saddle or ...
10
Modern Mechanism Exhibiting the Latest Progress in Machines, ...
Dead-stroke power-hammer. Flo. 4.—Dead<stroke power-hammer, the throw of
the ram, while at the same time the stroke of the eccentric is shortened. The
hammer is operated by an eccentric at the rear. connected by a pitman to the
saddle ...
