Sentence examples for electromechanical instruments from inspiring English sources

Vintage electromechanical instruments such as the Clavinet [7] are currently popular and sought-after by musicians.

Examples of electromechanical instruments include organs and electric guitars.

The vast majority of electrophones produced in the first half of the twentieth century were what Sachs called "electromechanical instruments".

A serpentine labyrinth of electromechanical instruments plays through a robotic rendition of "Here Comes the Sun" by throwing rocks at aluminum keys, slapping them with fake leather, and making them vibrate against marble.

The Clavinet is an electromechanical instrument with 60 keys and one string per key; there are two pickups placed close to one end of the string.

In 2002, Hammond-Suzuki relaunched the B-3 as the 'New B-3', a re-creation of the original electromechanical instrument using modern-day electronics and a digital tonewheel simulator.

The Clavinet is an electromechanical musical instrument produced in the mid-twentieth century.

When the vibrator emerged in the late 19th century, explains technology historian Rachel Maines [technology historian] in her book "The Technology of Orgasm" explains, it was intended as an "electromechanical medical instrument" to provide more reliable and efficient physical therapy to women believed to be suffering from hysteria.

The description provided to the USPTO is automatic fluid-composition control machines and instruments, electromechanical controls for use in bird remediation / pest control etc., so not exactly related to Twitter users' understanding of the term.

Second was the development of electromechanical and electronic musical instruments designed to replace existing musical instruments—specifically, the invention of electronic organs.

Arthroscopy Enabling Technologies offer healthcare providers a variety of technologies such as fluid management equipment for surgical access, high definition cameras, digital image capture, scopes, light sources and monitors to assist with visualization inside the joints, radio frequency wands, electromechanical and mechanical blades, and hand instruments for removing damaged tissue.