Sentence examples for former instruments from inspiring English sources
The Iraqi police, themselves former instruments of the government, seem paralyzed by the sudden burst of revenge killings.
But he also understands their chagrin at finding that the former instruments of daily life, like cars, stoves, checkbooks and television remote controls, had begun turning into frightening impediments.
They all have knowledge of all the former instruments and studios and all of the things that we recorded former reggae music in.
Although DRM-52 Scale was meant to absorb the essence of former instruments [ 11, 12, 33- 35] and had relatively satisfactory psychometric properties, this scale might not be totally comprehensive and might need further refinement.
This part of the questionnaire contained 47 items, selected from three former instruments, namely: Inventory of Attitudes to Sex (30 items; Eysenck 1976), Attitudes to Homosexuality (10 items; Klassen et al. 1989) and Adult Gender Nonconformity (seven items; Finn 1987, The structure of masculinity and femininity self ratings, Unpublished manuscript).
He's a former instrument control technician and a safety whistleblower at nuclear power plants in Florida, Arizona, and Texas who now works as a consultant and nuclear power watchdog.
In the former instrument the image is scanned across an aperture and quantitative information recorded.
One study used both HADS and BDI Fast Scale (BDI-FS) [ 35] to assess depression, but after independent analysis of the measures, reported that HADS was superior to the BDI-FS in predicting RTW (p = 0.026), the results of the former instrument were included in the review.
When asked by Mr. Wakin how he could take away his former colleagues' instruments, Mr. Ehrlich admitted that he felt "sad" about it but said he had to do it in order to "protect his reputation".
The former required instruments providing a sharply defined rhythm, particularly krotala (clappers with a dry, nonresonant sound) and cymbala (similar to finger-cymbals).
The former 2 instruments have been quoted widely and are often used in dyspepsia-related trials in Western populations.
