The sound of blaring plastic horns and clanking saucepan lids, now customary instruments of celebration, gradually rose as the sea of onlookers willed the trio on before triumphantly displaying three-finger salutes.
Over a brisk walking bass line by Bob Cranshaw — on an acoustic instrument, rather than his customary electric — Mr. Rollins fashioned a solo of mounting strength and imagination.
For the first time the group have incorporated acoustic and electric instruments, like guitars, alongside their customary array of vintage analogue synths and digital samples.
This paper presents the case-study of a large, pulverized-coal fired utility boiler, discussing both the evaluation of customary measurements and the adoption of supplementary instruments.
Mr. Savall, in place of his customary viola da gamba, played a lira — a violinlike instrument, held like a gamba — and a rebab, a Middle Eastern bowed instrument; and Montserrat Figueras, the soprano who is also his wife, sang and played a dulcimer.
Mr. Isserlis handled both works with his customary persuasiveness and unerring ear, his gut-stringed instrument singing in its highest register and purring below.
We then compared their answers against the corresponding number of portions based on a reference instrument from the U.K. Food Standards Agency (based on customary consumption and used for food labelling) (FSA, 2002).
Music was customary at funerals, and the tibia (Greek aulos), a woodwind instrument, was played at sacrifices to ward off ill influences.
Participants will be encouraged to maintain customary activity and dietary patterns and the mini nutritional assessment (MNA) instrument will be used to monitor nutritional status [ 37].
Even the catchiest pop song might include a customary dabke rhythm, or the twang of an oud (a traditional stringed instrument) among a plethora of synths and Auto-Tuned vocals.
