Yet the ensemble often moved as if it were a single instrument.
One of his trademarks was the sound of four saxophones in intricate harmony, playing one of his swooping, looping melodic passages as if they were a single instrument improvising.
Whereas cis-acting SNPs in the encoding gene offer the most specific genetic instrument with which to assess the causal role of a protein in CHD, there may not be a single best instrument for a non-protein trait such as the level of HDL- or LDL-cholesterol that are influenced by a number of different genes encoding enzymes and transporters.
A constitution, as the example of British constitutional democracy suggests, need not be a single written instrument; indeed, the essence of a constitution is that it formalizes a set of fundamental norms governing the political community and determining the relations between the rulers and the people and the interaction among the centres of power.
Beardyman does with vocals what Seattle's KJ Sawka does with the drums triggering an entire instrumentation with what used to be considered a single instrument.
The performances can either be with a single instrument via My Space karaoke or a capella.
This is not an ensemble piece, it is for a single instrument, and for one player alone.
The season, which will be outlined on jalc.org, is not being promoted around a single instrument, artist or style, as in some previous years.
Our sponsor was equally curious as to what it would sound like, an instrument that apparently has a huge projection and is able, as a single instrument, to be felt and to be heard within the context of a very large romantic orchestra.
These historical controversies make assessment of the construct more difficult, as all the variables that contribute to its definition should ideally be included in a single instrument that is capable of providing a comprehensive and exhaustive measure.
