Sentence examples for development of instrumental from inspiring English sources

Jordi Savall, the viola da gamba virtuoso and conductor, led the ensemble in a spirited concert, "Ludi Musici: The Development of Instrumental Music in Germany".

On his website, he describes this endeavour in typically expansive terms: "Africa, Asia, Europe and native America became the source material, space and silence became the structure, and composing, improvising and the continued development of instrumental facility became the tasks".

The development of instrumental techniques has enabled the measurement of volcanic gas composition of large-scale degassing by measuring the volcanic plume.

The album was a driving force in the development of instrumental hip hop music, inspiring several other disc jockeys and producers to create sample-based works.

In recent years, the development of instrumental systems, such as high-resolution nuclear magnetic resonance spectroscopy (NMR) and mass spectrometry (MS), ultraperformance liquid chromatography, and more sophisticated bioinformatics and analytical techniques, has enabled more comprehensive coverage of the metabolome [ 3].

In those works the main thrust has been on harmony (including acrid dissonances that border on atonality), greatly rhythmic drive with many irregular rhythmic patterns (some of them based on eastern European folk song, in which field Bartók was an avid worker), and the development of new instrumental effects.

Since then thanks to the development of the instrumental analytical techniques it was possible to confirm the presence of lead tin yellows in many other artworks.

The primary outcome was the development of disability (instrumental or basic activities of daily living) at the two year follow-up visit among adults free of baseline disability.

Research in this direction might notably benefit from the development of multi-instrumental analytical platforms used to trace both the biogenesis of VOCs in planta and their emission into the air.

Printing, both of music and of books, does document the ever increasing development and sophistication of instrumental music during the 16th century.

In contrast, the prelimbic cortex has been implicated in perseverative responding in the 5CSRTT and FC task, as well as the development and maintenance of instrumental action outcome representations (Chudasama & Muir, 2001; Coutureau & Killcross, 2003; Murphy et al., 2005).