Sentence examples for construction of instruments from inspiring English sources

Book 5 also describes the construction of instruments to aid in these investigations.

These sources in general are not broadband but have high intensity and are useful for the construction of instruments that are designed for specific applications in narrow frequency regions.

From that date forward he expended much time and energy and huge sums of money in experimental research, in acquiring "secret" books, in the construction of instruments and of tables, in the training of assistants, and in seeking the friendship of savants activities that marked a definite departure from the usual routine of the faculty of arts.

Whatever is done, God could have done without the intervention of instruments or means: but it is in the construction of instruments, in the choice and adaptation of means, that a creative intelligence is seen.

Results can contribute, for example, to the design and construction of instruments needed for the detection and identification of plastic anti-personnel landmines, explosives hidden in airline baggage and cargo containers via hydrogen contents as an indicator of their presence.

Each of these components will inform the construction of instruments for Phase 3.

We conclude that detailed acoustic analysis can significantly aid in the construction of new instruments by quantifying the impact of instrument geometry and material properties.

We see the instruments, we listen to them being played, but we don't learn how they are used to explore musical space and time, how a culture's sense of musical scales and relations might affect the construction of its instruments, or how its beliefs about the world might affect both its instruments and its music.

This system was based upon the material used in the construction of the instruments, the eight being stone, earth (pottery), bamboo, metal, skin, silk, wood, and gourd.

For this reason equal temperament was applied at least as early as the 16th century in the construction of fretted instruments.

Peuerbach composed other treatises, most still in manuscript, devoted to elementary arithmetic, sine tables, calculating devices, and the construction of astronomical instruments (gnomons, astrolabes, and quadrants).