Sentence examples for covers instruments from inspiring English sources

In February 2009, the United States District Court for the Central District of California ruled against Gibson in their case against Activision, stating that the controllers are not musical instruments but "toys that represent other items", and that Gibson's patent only covers instruments that send out analog signals.

Sax's patent covered instruments in 14 different sizes, and others were added later.

Is that something that our founders foresaw?" he asked.The meatiest part of the speech covered instruments of war and remote-controlled force that are fully in the president's power, starting with the armed drones strikes with which Mr Obama has killed dozens of terror suspects.

Each of Beasley's resin covered instruments evoke the tri-colored African American flag and can be employed as a microphone or stage meant to amplify the voices of the community.

They also added two covered instrument bays in the base, he said, one for valves used to fill and purge the cases with gases and the other for humidity and temperature sensors.

The SDQ is a screening instrument that covers problems and resources relevant to the mental health and behaviour of children and adolescents aged 4 to 16 years [ 8].

Other veterans aren't as eager to admit to evenings spent in jacket and tie, singing Madonna covers without instruments.

For this reason, the Sanders plan covers derivative instruments that would circumvent the FTT (for example, by allowing people to trade income streams on assets without trading ownership).

The meaning of mental health, or health in general, might include aspects not covered by instruments but still of importance to the individual perception of health [30, 31].

Nevertheless, constructs covered and instruments used for their measurement differed to some degree according to the different assessment modes.

Of the 2542 references from the database search and 89 from the hand search, 103 full texts which covered 104 instruments met our inclusion criteria.