Sentence examples for by instruments from inspiring English sources

Many of the Numbered Treaties were later amended by instruments known as adhesions.

Such sacred singing was often accompanied by instruments, and its rhythmic character was marked.

Dr. Rosenfeld examined precipitation patterns discerned by instruments aboard an earth satellite launched in late 1997 to measure global rainfall.

Skeptics also argue that the lower temperatures measured by the satellites are confirmed by instruments borne aloft by weather balloons.

His 2006 album, "M'Bemba" (Decca), has songs of love and tribute to ancestors, its guitars joined by instruments from Hawaii, the Caribbean and even medieval Europe.

The dashboard offers the usual Honda expanse of gray plastic, lightened a bit by instruments set in intersecting rings vaguely reminiscent of the Mini Cooper's.

This "Siegfried" did resolve another opera-in-concert dilemma: that of singers overwhelmed by instruments raised from pit level to stage level and stationed directly behind the cast.

Until now, scientists have only nibbled at such problems, using temperature and salinity records and other data gleaned over the decades by instruments mainly dropped along shipping routes.

Guided by a camera on the end of the scoop, scientists will select soil and ice samples for detailed study by instruments on the lander.

But beneath the idyllic surface is a darkly modern tale of obsession and paranoia fueled by instruments of a digital age.

The orchestra is distinguished from the big band by instruments like bassoon and French horn; both are repertory groups overseen by the composer's widow, Sue Mingus.