Sentence examples for another instrument for from inspiring English sources
The relentless realism of Caravaggio's art was, in Mr. Robb's vision of it, an artistic counterpart to Galileo's telescope, another instrument for seeing things as they were rather than as the church wanted them seen.
This form of depowerment has become more intense in an age of globalisation, centralisation of power, inaccessible bureaucracies, the separations of citizen and state; the distance between consumer and producer, the culture of clientism, and above all, of market-dependency: the principal agent of our apparent enfranchisement turns out to be yet another instrument for disabling human potential.
Similarly, family background potentially provides another instrument for skills that influences skill development but is predetermined with respect to labor-market experience.
Do you come in and play another instrument for them?
"So we try and say, 'Listen, if you want to purchase the instrument and take 30 years, we can arrange it.' Or they can take a lot of time to find another instrument for themselves".
Common combinations are: Clarinet and piano (including clarinet sonatas) Clarinet, piano and another instrument (for example, string instrument or voice) Clarinet quartet: various combinations including four B clarinets, three B clarinets and bass clarinet, two B clarinets, alto clarinet and bass, and other possibilities such as the use of a basset horn, especially in European classical works.
Another instrument of interest for the joint management of land use and groundwater and surface water use is payment for environmental services.
After September 11 , 2001 the Reagan doctrine suddenly appeared to be, like so many of its predecessors, just another reckless instrument for securing American interests and values.
The team is taking great care not to just create another blunt instrument for health tracking, as seen by the "intelligent" push notification system it launched late last year (care of Matthew Panzarino of TNW), and its user experience is all the better for it.
In addition, national governments were endowed with another strategic instrument for reducing the potential pressure from these migration incentives: the 2 + 3 + 2 rule which allows the closing of borders for migrants from the new member states by temporarily restricting the freedom of movement for workers.
Each member is standing on a platform, singing or playing a different instrument, a guitar or a piano for Bailey, a xylophone or another percussion instrument for Currie, and a bass guitar or congas for Leeway.
