Sentence examples for better instruments from inspiring English sources

Seismology, for example, makes progress through better instruments, improved theories or more frequent earthquakes.

The new cartography was also based on better instruments, the telescope playing an important part in raising the quality of astronomical observations.

Beyond talent and dedication, prerequisites for these include access to better instruments, concentrated and sophisticated tuition, participation in elite music holiday camps and programmes – all of which require an investment many students of colour do not have at their disposal.

Despite those shortcomings, the Christian faith and the ecclesiastical institutions defined in the 6th century proved better instruments by far to unite people and stimulate their morale than the pagan literary culture of the Greco-Roman world.

At the briefing on Tuesday, Mr. Fertel mentioned other recommendations from the task force, including better instruments for altering operators to how much water is in the pools and new ways of adding water in an emergency.

Europeans discovered the notion of proof, the power of generalization, and the superhuman cleverness of the Greeks; they hurried to master techniques that would enable them to improve their calendars and horoscopes, fashion better instruments, and raise Christian mathematicians to the level of the infidels.

She soon acquired a better instrument, a Louis (predecessor of the present Howarth oboes).

As the Pleistocene Epoch progressed, humans slowly developed the primitive chopper into a better instrument.

"I wish more money had been spent on making a better instrument out of the polygraph," he said.

"But I will always be grateful for her choice because there is no better instrument to open your ears to the music of the world".

One wonders if another sort of schematic — a multiple-count indictment, say, or a court calendar — might be a better instrument of intellectual challenge for the prisoners still at Guantánamo.