The former is an instrument which society needs to develop, to maintain order and strengthens democratic institutions.
Besides, the flute is not an instrument which is expressive of moral character; it is too exciting.
In order to produce an undulatory current, Bell made an instrument which would use magnets instead of battery.
She does not play an instrument, which means she must eventually enlist the help of collaborators, but even then she amasses personnel slowly and sparingly.
Which will all be very grand for an instrument which, he says, takes its name from the Hawaiian for "jumping insect".
During one lecture, he casually mentioned the Diagnostic Interest Blank, an instrument which, he claimed, was widely used in clinical settings.
Direct restraints are those provisions in an instrument which, by their terms or implications, "purport to prohibit or penalize the exercise of the power of alienation" of property.
Although many studies have described the clinical picture of Dhat syndrome, there is lack of availability of an instrument which can comprehensively assess patients presenting with Dhat syndrome.
The 24-Hour Schedule (24HS) is an instrument which intends to obtain insight in the use (ie, posture and applied load) of the back.
The performance of the pulse oximeter, an instrument which non-invasively measures oxygen saturation in blood, is influenced by a patient's respiration or movement.
Cicero studied on Rhodes and wrote later that Posidonius had made an instrument "which at each revolution reproduces the same motions of the Sun, the Moon and the five planets that take place in the heavens every day and night".
