WE I members may enroll in WE II on a secondary instrument with instructor approval.
At one time conservatories expected instrumentalists to develop proficiency in a secondary instrument, though most institutions seem to have dropped this requirement.
Finally, using a set of 3 samples, the optimized model was successfully transferred to a secondary instrument located in a quality control (QC) laboratory.
Unlike most country and bluegrass musicians, who thought of the guitar as a secondary instrument for providing rhythmic backup, Mr. Watson executed the kind of flashy, rapid-fire melodies normally played by a fiddle or a banjo.
The term obbligato accompaniment came to be applied to accompaniments of this type, as opposed to ad libitum accompaniment, the unessential ornamentation or the optional reduplication of a part, performed on a secondary instrument.
The dashboard unusually curves round and carries onto the drivers door, with a secondary instrument binnacle containing four analogue gauges, including a clock and voltmeter fitted on the front of the drivers door.
However, because the well-established SDS is utilised as the main outcome and the CCQ-B as a secondary instrument with a randomised control group, we do not expect much influence of purity and quality of the cocaine consumed or the methods of consumption to interfere with the potential outcome differences.
Generally, these secondary instruments yield accurate activity measurements for γ-emitting radionuclides.
More recently many performers have played secondary instruments on the side, but few have played more than one in public.
Besides, musicians had also trained for violin, cello, flute or piano as their secondary instruments for more than a year.
For this purpose, a univariate procedure is initially employed to correct the spectral measurements of the secondary instrument, given a set of transfer samples.
