Sentence examples for given the instrumentation from inspiring English sources

Given the instrumentation, the textures are quite unlike those of a gamelan orchestra (the chimes and chanting come closest), but the kinship was clear, and the young musicians played the piece with an infectious energy.

Mercedes has finally given the ML similar instrumentation to what can be found in other Mercedes cars (CLK, E-Class) and it's a big improvement.

This interaction is quite brief and will be interrupted by the release of gas, whose interaction with the regolith will be interesting but difficult to fully interpret given the lack of instrumentation to measure relevant effects.

Given the currently available instrumentation, it is not feasible to conduct kinetic binding studies using macroion mobility measurements.

Particular attention is given to the instrumentation which can measure streamwise root bending moment for each blade and torque and thrust for the overall rotor.

This division becomes necessary not only because of limits given by the instrumentation standards on module size and chassis slot numbers, but also because data readout times increase when more modules share the same data bus and because power requirements approach the limits of readily available power supplies.

Five thousand units of heparin were given after the instrumentation was completely set up and the extracorporeal flow was started without oxygen flow at that time.

The program demonstrated what might be called the Willie Nelson principle: that most songs can be done in any style, given the appropriate arrangement and instrumentation.

The paper examines the requirements for new information technology tools for education and training in measurement and instrumentation, given the advances in capability of information technology.

Measuring the greatest depths in the Mariana Trench is an exceedingly difficult task, given the technical challenges of delivering instrumentation to such a remote location and then obtaining accurate readings.

Even when employing state-of-the-art X-ray detectors, it is impractical to collect X-ray image data over multiple days for most research groups given the demand on high cost instrumentation.