Sentence examples for agile instrument from inspiring English sources

The mind is an agile instrument, but five years of not studying is a long time.

Over the years, Sade's voice has become a more agile instrument.

The AGILE instrument is composed of three main detectors: a Tungsten-Silicon Tracker designed to detect and image photons in the 30 MeV–50 GeV energy band, an X-ray imager called Super-AGILE operating in the 18 60 keV energy band, and a Mini-Calorimeter that detects gamma-rays and charged particles energy deposits between 300 keV and 100 MeV.

Duquette's agile body instrument depicts the challenge of remaining fluid and present, while striking an iconic pose for posterity.

Our results suggest that, if there were a more agile control instrument that was capable of rapidly diminishing the vector population, or of increasing group immunity in the population by means of a vaccine, a rapid control action could theoretically be erected around the epicenter of the epidemic, consequently reducing the incidence of the disease in the city.

Our results suggest that, if a more agile control instrument existed that would be capable of rapidly reducing the vector population within a few days or of raising the group immunity of the population by means of a vaccine, it would theoretically be possible to adopt control actions around the epicenter of the epidemic and consequently reduce the incidence of the disease in the city.

Manze is a violinist who specialises in period performance, and he seemed to want this bulky symphony orchestra to play like an uber-agile period-instrument ensemble.

OPIC is above-all an organization dedicated to free markets, and it has become one of America's most agile foreign policy instruments.

Some wind instruments—and the flute is particularly agile in this respect can produce harmonics.

Voigt was risking one of opera's best voices, an instrument the Washington Post has described as "huge, agile, even, lustrous and individual".

"Body Conscious" beautifully aligns subject and medium, making a compelling argument that no artistic instrument can quite convey the fluctuating nature and physical allure of the physical form quite like similarly agile and tactile fibers can.