Sentence examples for existing instrumentation from inspiring English sources
El Mundo plays with a refreshing lack of rigidity or dogmatism: Mr. LaMotte and Ms. Grodin, the excellent violinists, used ample but tasteful vibrato, and that anonymous folía featured a stylish guitar part created by Mr. Savino to accompany the existing instrumentation.
Existing instrumentation capabilities and modal identification techniques allow structures to be tested under free vibration, forced vibration (known input) or ambient vibration (unknown broadband loading).
The existing instrumentation only includes these concepts as sub-units within broader assessments, and does not allow the construct of patient involvement to be measured accurately.
It's "very nice work," says Mark Dickinson of the National Optical Astronomy Observatory in Tucson, Arizona, but the findings may have more to do with the limitations of existing instrumentation.
To reinforce the existing instrumentation, the possibilities of an immersed torsional wave sensor (that is, an elastic solid waveguide) have already been looked into and modelled, considering an incompressible surrounding fluid.
The method possesses ease of chemical modification, low cost design, and potential for direct integration with existing instrumentation, and has been applied to the determination of nitrites in real samples with satisfactory results.
This instrument design may serve as a useful option for labs currently considering purchasing new instrumentation or upgrading existing instruments.
The developments fall into three broad categories: (i) new sources, (ii) new and/or upgraded instrumentation and (iii) novel uses for existing instruments.
In addition, many existing instruments, particularly those for measuring pollutants other than PM and CO, cannot feasibly be used in settings typical of the rural areas of developing countries because of limited portability and durability of instrumentation.
The array was designed to back up the existing hardware instrumentation in the process unit.
The system is simple to assemble and can be readily integrated with existing laboratory instrumentation for automated operation.
