Sentence examples for ideal instruments from inspiring English sources

The collegia pietatis were the ideal instruments for such reforms.

Lasers can be tuned over a range of several wavenumbers in a time scale of microseconds, making laser spectrometers ideal instruments for detecting and characterizing short-lived intermediate species in chemical reactions.

And the 'logical forms' we use in the course of inquiry are understood as ideal instruments, tools that help us to transform things and resolve our problem.

The genetically HSP90-reduced sets are ideal instruments to examine HSP90's role in the adult plant, as our previous work was limited by the light-sensitivity of GDA to the assessment of the effects of reducing HSP90 function in seedlings.

Portfolios were chosen as the ideal instruments as they facilitate independent reporting by students and also allow for critical reflection and an honest discussion [ 24- 26].

Its core programmes in the areas of health; nutrition; water, sanitation and hygiene (WASH); education; child protection; and HIV/AIDS provide the ideal instruments to prepare for, prevent and mitigate disaster risk.

It was the ideal instrument for Toscanini's temperament.

Rove had chosen the ideal instrument for his Catholic strategy.

The ideal instrument is one that seems as if it were reading the player's mind.

Few musical notes are buried in his flat, dry speaking voice, an ideal instrument for conveying an ominous inner deadness.

Her calm, unaffected voice is the ideal instrument for rendering the folkloric dread to which she is drawn as a singer.