The phrase 'a particular instrument' is a valid phrase in written English.
It can be used to refer to any tool, device, or machine that is specific and identifiable. For example, "The surgeon used a particular instrument to perform the operation."
She also likes hearing all Ms. Van Loan knows about a particular instrument.
She did this, in part, to prevent herself from becoming dependent on a particular instrument.
They could also be about a particular instrument, mentioned in title or lyrics.
But we had, like, room miking but also individual mikes in case we needed more of a particular instrument.
The experts listen for up to 400 different characteristics in every song, from musical genre to the presence of a particular instrument.
Many pianists form a close bond with a particular instrument, and the more prominent performers have the luxury of touring with their favorites.
Occasionally the duo would isolate one particular instrument on a record — a decaying horn loop or a clanging piano running at half the speed of the prevailing beat — a move that brought thoughtfulness to the floor.
In contrast with Microsoft's reliance on E-mail, he described Katzenberg's love affair with the telephone, which he had come to see as a form of virtual schmoozing: He is a master with this particular instrument of communication, which is not surprising given how much he uses it.
In contrast with Microsoft's reliance on E-mail, he described Katzenberg's love affair with the telephone, which he had come to see as a form of virtual schmoozing: **{:.break one} ** He is a master with this particular instrument of communication, which is not surprising given how much he uses it.
With regard to MS, the proliferation of instruments seems to constitute a barrier, with no particular instrument having gained wide popularity or consensus.
This particular instrument has a portable display and a hand-held unit.
