Each holds a tiny instrument — a tuba, a saxophone, a harp, a violin — also made of paper.
Though it has plenty of details that recall Hawkinson's sculptures — like the doorbell, a tiny percussion instrument that incorporates a mechanism similar to those used in clock movements — he doesn't consider the treehouse to be an artwork.
Preserved on recordings and films, her voice is charming: a tiny, fluttery instrument that swoops and scoops up and down the scale.
Endoscopy is a procedure allowing doctors to look inside the body through the use of an instrument that has a tiny camera attached to a long thin tube.
A boing is an instrument that was inspired by a number of stringed instruments.
One trains the body as an instrument, but an instrument that includes the mind.
But the reactors built by General Electric have tiny openings at the bottom, intended to allow technicians to insert an instrument that counts neutrons, the sub-atomic particles that sustain a nuclear chain-reaction.
Play an instrument that involves two hands.
In a corner, a liquid helium pump throbs and hisses, cooling a superconducting instrument that Kirschvink has used to measure tiny magnetic fields in everything from bird beaks to martian meteorites.
At the same time, they monitored the sun from the orbiting Solar and Heliospheric Observatory (SOHO) using the Michelson-Doppler Imager, an instrument that watches for tiny shifts in wavelength due to the movements of the solar surface.
