Sentence examples for conventional instrumentation from inspiring English sources

Toward the practical realization of these light sources, much scientific equipment and many analytical instruments that outperform conventional instrumentation are being designed.

Sounds of various children's toys feature alongside more conventional instrumentation, this, the singer says, "somehow giving things more emotional depth".

The pianist Vijay Iyer courts the unexpected, employing conventional instrumentation — a bassist and drummer will join him at Litchfield — but avoiding standard song form.

Besides being more easily understood by a computer-literate generation of pilots, MEDS is less expensive to maintain and more easily updated than conventional instrumentation.

Despite their "conventional" instrumentation, the Smiths are rooted (pun not intended) more firmly in the present than any of the so called "fingers on the pulse" industrial groups – Test Dept, SPK – can ever be.

Russell's solo songs have a less conventional instrumentation than his disco records but, true to his contrarian tendencies, they are generally catchier and shorter, sometimes flirting with traditional verse-chorus movement.

Unlike some conventional qPCR instrumentation that use integrated fluidic circuits or plate arrays, the instrument performs qPCR in a continuous, micro-droplet flowing process with droplet generation, distinctive reagent mixing, thermal cycling and optical detection platforms all combined on one complete instrument.

In its second phase in the 1980s, the introduction of dance beats and more conventional rock instrumentation made the music warmer and catchier and contained within the conventions of three-minute pop.

Three years later he was leading the Russo Orchestra, a jazz/classical hybrid using strings as well as conventional jazz instrumentation.

Bundick considers himself a singer-songwriter, just one who happens to use a panoply of samples and effects rather than an acoustic guitar – in fact, his next record will have far more conventional, organic instrumentation.

Since the WiDE-EEG is battery-powered, it overcomes the need of galvanic isolation for ensuring patient safety observed on conventional EEG instrumentation systems.