Sentence examples for Instruments in relation from inspiring English sources

Miriam Kolar, a postdoctoral fellow at Amherst College who was a graduate student in Stanford University's Center for Computer Research in Music and Acoustics (CCRMA), studies the acoustic properties of these instruments in relation to the built space of the Chavín de Huántar temple.

This study chose specific scales from various existing instruments in relation to the features of smart classroom.

An essential advantage of the structured and standardized instruments in relation to unstructured techniques lies in the comparability between different network cards (both intrapersonal and interpersonal).

This type of imaging shows the position of the speculum and the instruments in relation to the bony landmarks.

(5) in re-assessing the effectiveness of available WAEMU border instruments in relation to bound tariffs levels agreed upon in WTO tariff schedules, e.g. 180 percent for Senegal.

Therefore the psychometric validity of instruments in relation to each other and to external clinical indicators can only be implied rather than proved.

Additionally, the strain between adjacent PPEK chains under external stress along the fiber axis was measured by a homemade instrument in relation to the chain orientation degree.

Moran, who stood down at the last general election, faces 15 charges of false accounting and six of using a false instrument in relation to parliamentary expense claims totalling around £80,000 between November 2004 and August 2008.

Please refer to Thorell and Nyberg (2008) for more information about this instrument, including, for example, test-retest reliability, validity, and a description of this instrument in relation to other EF-rating instruments.

Although the validity of the instrument in relation to stress and psychopathology needs to be determined, the brevity and straightforwardness of the instrument make it useful for repeated measurements, especially in the multiple baseline study.

Precision can be affected by errors in the placement of the instrument in relation to target bone, movement of the subject's leg out of the field of measurement, or curtailed measurement time.