The koto, a 13-stringed zither with movable bridges, has been mentioned as one of the basic instruments of the court ensembles as well as a common cultural accoutrement for court ladies.
During the course, Azam noticed a series of bamboo rods protruding from the snow: ablation stakes, basic instruments of glaciology.
The 7th century, by contrast, had witnessed rapid innovations, such as the introduction of the hoplite and the trireme, which still were the basic instruments of war in the 5th.
They are also the most basic instruments of government.Nor will Mr Sharon withdraw to the positions Israel occupied before the invasions, but to newly-created "buffer zones" that will encircle each Palestinian area, allowing the army to enter at will.
They are also the most basic instruments of government.Nor will Mr Sharon withdraw to the positions Israel occupied before the invasions, but to newly created "buffer zones" that will encircle each Palestinian area, allowing the army to enter them at will and the settlements to grow, unmolested, beyond them.
The basic instrument of igneous petrology is the petrographic polarizing microscope, but the majority of instruments used today have to do with determining rock and mineral chemistry.
You might get more productivity out of a more basic instrument--a "pickup truck," as Fendorf calls it.
One of the special basic instruments set of the UMP was an 11 Fr or 13 Fr metal sheath with an integrated side port).
The basic instrument carrier consists of a hydraulic propulsion unit and an electronic controller unit.
Glen Velez has devoted himself to one of the most basic instruments: the frame drum, a family that includes the Irish bodhran, the tambourine and other one-headed instruments with or without jingles.
