But Ms. Ono also made editorial decisions — some as innocuous as leaving in a count-in; others more drastic, like focusing on previously buried instruments or severely editing the live tracks on "Some Time in New York City" — that have outraged purists.
Released in early 1997, the song "Eye", which appeared on the soundtrack to David Lynch's Lost Highway, relied almost exclusively on electronic instruments and signaled a drastic shift from the Pumpkins' previous musical styles.
It transpired that Nasa had failed to find the drastic drop because, although its satellites and instruments had detected the absence, its software was set to ignore such unusual readings.
NSF made the drastic move, which included eliminating sites and lopping off instruments, in hopes of keeping the troubled project on schedule and within budget.
Poquita Ropa offered a drastic change in which Arjona minimized the number of instruments.
The introduction of a monarchy in Israel during the 11th century BC produced the first professional musicians and with them a drastic increase in the number and variety of musical instruments.
Instrument separation is there, but it's not as drastic or pleasing as I'd like, and there is a distinct drop in quality from the Play:3 to the Play:1.
The occurrence of the strain variation is related to DMA instrument design since the stress accommodation cannot keep up with the drastic change of the E0 softening/hardening rate during transformation.
Removing Zehetmair's violin would be as drastic as removing one of his limbs, given that he has been playing the instrument for almost as long as he has been walking.
In the Australia Card revolt, citizens protested against "this drastic change to our way of life", about a proposal "totalitarian in concept", about an instrument for making the state "our master, rather than our servant".
