Sentence examples for beyond instrumental from inspiring English sources

If we want music education to enable people to be musical for life, we must diversify the offer beyond instrumental tuition, which does not necessarily foster life-long participation in music and can have relatively little impact.

Jeremy Pelt, who has had the most professional experience of the four since graduating from the Berklee College of Music in 1998, grasped the rhetoric of performance, the realm beyond instrumental technique.

Bach, indeed, thrives on the gritty qualities of 18th-century double reeds and gut strings, but the extraordinary design of this music -- not just the density of the harmonic and contrapuntal thinking but the constant conflict between symmetry and anti-symmetry -- lifts it above and beyond instrumental sound.

This region which is a key hydropower region of North America lacks long-term hydrological series, and tree-ring proxies are seen here as the best alternative for the extension of the climatic series beyond instrumental records.

Yet these are sentiments and concerns that clearly need to be more forcibly acknowledged as we move beyond instrumental questions of 'what works?' and 'how can technology fix education?'.

The question of the democratization of the scientific space is a complex topic which goes beyond instrumental, normative and substantive arguments justifying civic participation, to include feminist, epistemological and sociological critical theory on the construction of knowledge, ignorance and agency.

100 Gigabit Ethernet and beyond will be instrumental in scaling the interconnection within and between these ubiquitous warehouse scale computing infrastructures.

Beyond the instrumental framing, there is a also a textual shape.

Beyond this instrumental challenge there is the added challenge of simply getting media coverage in what has become, increasingly, the Summer of Trump.

Here again, the loyalties may or may not develop, depending on the extent to which those associations acquire some intrinsic significance for us beyond any instrumental value that may have first attracted us to them.

The idea of research as public good goes well beyond the instrumental and reductionist view of research and science, according to which one's contribution is assessed in terms of the impacts – real or merely imagined – that it might have on the GDP.