Sentence examples for important instrumental from inspiring English sources

The moment is representative of Mr. Homoki's imaginative treatment of the opera's important instrumental interludes.

The positive implications of the system were discussed in relation to previous data in this area and the possibility of helping persons with Alzheimer's disease restore an important, instrumental daily ability and engage in communication with distant partners.

We exploit the similarities between TGRS on board WIND and SPI with respect to orbit and radiation environment, as well as detector design and material composition, to anticipate the most important instrumental background lines and their production channels in SPI at the energies of selected γ-ray lines of astrophysical relevance.

Optimization strategies were based on the previous screening of the most important instrumental factors like number of cumulated scans, nominal resolution, mirror velocity and zero filling factor, based on a two-level full factorial design and on the search for the optimum conditions using central composite designs.

The second Quartet, from 1945, was written in homage to Purcell; Mason considered it Britten's most important instrumental work to that date.

Certainly, there are other important instrumental bands in the world (sort of), but nobody else does so much with so little.

It also included two important instrumentals: "Java," which New Orleans trumpeter Al Hirt turned into Top 5 hit in 1964, and "Whipped Cream," which another trumpeter, Herb Alpert, did with his group the Tijuana Brass.

It is especially important that instrumental variable (DISTANCE) is significantly related with instrumented variable (FRIENDS) because this relationship is required by the IVs technique.

Although vocal music plays an important role, instrumental music is more important in Hindustani music than it is in Karnatak; there are some purely instrumental forms, such as the theme with variations known as gat.

Normative controls can be particularly important when instrumental incentives have failed.

Eq. 8.2 shows that imaging is more important than instrumental broadening when F σθ >> σi; i.e., when a source is resolved.