Alas, legitimacy and having appropriate policy instruments at hand are not the same thing.
He scored the picture by having it projected on three monitors surrounding him and playing instruments at hand.
These are the modes of expression of an intelligent population capable of using the instruments at hand to organise autonomously.
It was in one such camp that a handful of musicians from Freetown, their nation's capital, found one another and began to play together using the few simple instruments at hand.
A difference is that Bach's rescorings of his music were done for entirely practical purposes -- to get extra use from material already written -- and although their harmonizations are germane to the instruments at hand, the works are essentially unchanged.
Like the hunting calls in the horn writing, these episodes play on the characters of the instruments at hand: an almost vocal kind of virtuosity is demanded of the violin, the cello writing is darker and more dramatic, and the flute line is lyrical.
On their own initiative, citizens entered the prisons, set up "popular tribunals" to hold perfunctory trials, and summarily executed between 1,100 and 1,400 prisoners out of a total of 2,800, stabbing and hacking them to death with any instruments at hand.
Substitution effects between different forms of ownership could have been possible but they cannot be properly measured with the instruments at hand.
Cases of instruments stood at hand, the beds were turned back, the staff were rolling bandages, and an odor hung in the air.
