Sentence examples for household instruments from inspiring English sources

Not only does he point to Lonnie Donegan's "Cumberland Gap" and the implausibility of "a song about illegally transporting pig iron being British pop's fountainhead", but he emphasises the thrash and clatter of skiffle, the DIY cheapness of the household instruments it used, the proto-hip-hop way it sampled and recontextualised American blues to create new exhilarations.

The harmonium was a popular church and household instrument until the electronic organ drove it from the market after the 1930s.

Figures in parentheses are standard error aBoth DDI and DDS were estimated with robust option bWe use income of household as instrument on total expenditure taken as a proxy for household income in the study.

Figures in parentheses are standard error aWe use income of household as instrument on total expenditure taken as a proxy for household income in the study Table 4 Determinants of household demand for dietary diversity Variables DDI estimatesa DDS estimatesa Coefficients Std.

Surveyors completed a training course to learn about surveying techniques, data integrity, and the household survey instrument.

The household survey instrument contains five short clinical vignettes which were developed with input from researchers at Addis Ababa University's School of Public Health.

A recent validation study reported that the early initiation of breastfeeding indicator had high sensitivity (0.82) but poor specificity (0.25), using a household survey instrument [ 12].

On the other hand Handa [54] used ownership of durables, income from property, access to a telephone, type of residence and material used in house walls as instruments of household expenditure and wealth.

The induced imports from Japan are large in the case of "Precision instruments," "Household electronic equipment, and communications equipment," "Electronic components," "Textiles, apparel and leather products," "Industrial electric equipment," and "Electronic computing equipment and accessories" sectors, in which the FDI from Japan are large.

We designed the survey instruments (household questionnaire and key informant interview guide) in consultation with technicians from government and civil society.

Participants performed a basic-level naming task (e.g., "tiger") with 302 objects from 11 categories (animals, buildings, clothing, food, furniture, household items, musical instruments, plant life, tools, vehicles, weapons) that represented concepts from an anglicized version of a large property generation study (McRae et al. 2005; Taylor et al. 2012).