These examples illustrate the difficulties encountered when comparing findings from studies conducted with different instruments on differing age and population groups with varying sample sizes.
I write with different instruments but sometimes I write with no instruments.
Steven Frucht told me that the focal dystonias of musicians tend to be one-sided as well, but that the favored side is different with different instruments.
Over the span of a single multi-sectioned movement, the romantic, heroic facet contrasted strongly with the other influence in this concerto, the horn sound of 1950s and 60s west coast jazz, but it was the clarity of Pyatt's engagement with different instruments in the orchestra, notably marimba and woodwinds, that was most persuasive.
Similarly, for the assessment of inter-goniometer reliability, proportions of ≤ 5-degree differences between measurements of the same rater with different instruments within the same trial were found.
The recording process took place over a period of ten months, due largely to the band's touring schedule, but the majority of actual studio time was spent experimenting with different instruments and miking techniques.
I wanted to step away from it seeming like a confessional singer-songwriter project, to something where we can explore things phonetically or with different instruments.
Large astronomical databases could also make entirely new discoveries possible through data mining looking for patterns in data from different observations made at different times with different instruments.
My plan for the book included the idea of constructing it in a noisy, "symphonic" way, with different instruments representing the different protagonists and multiple changes of mood, pace and tone, going on right to the last page.
Soloist Philip Dukes was acutely sensitive to the constellations of sound set up with different instruments, including computer-manipulated harp, so that both the composer's self-confessed existential angst and his understated passion could be felt.
