Sentence examples for instrument for instance from inspiring English sources

A second subdivision concerns the shape of the instrument; for instance, the lute proper has a round back, the guitar a flat one.

Good psychometric properties have been reported for this instrument, for instance there is high concordance between CTQ scores and therapists' ratings of childhood maltreatment (Bernstein et al. 2003).

The picture below shall illustrate the business-related processes behind a financial instrument (for instance, as used by hedge funds).

Although both areas and heights of the monoisotopic peaks yielded similar ratios when the expected ratios were close to 1 1, significant deviations were found for larger ratios such as 10 1 and 1 10, suggesting the low abundant species of a large ratio were more likely to be severely affected by MS instrument (for instance, the raised background or local noise).

There are plenty of nice whimsical moments -- a parade of animals shaped like musical instruments for instance -- but the story as a whole is thin.

A string quartet or a group of brass instruments, for instance, cannot be treated in the same manner as a symphony orchestra.

Mr. Burwell's experiments with unusual instruments, for instance, encouraged the architects to use materials in unconventional juxtapositions, like unfinished concrete and finely polished traditional Italian stucco work, in the bathroom.

In what is arguably the most generally recommendable version played on modern instruments, for instance, conducted by James Levine with Placido Domingo as Idomeneo (Deutsche Grammophon), the Munich score is given more or less intact, though some recitatives are shortened.

WildPackets, along with competitors NetScout and Network Instruments, for instance, all offer suites that monitor and provide quick summary-level reports of applications running across a network.

Modern sequencing instruments, for instance (e.g. [ 2453- 2457]) are generating quality data at truly enormous rates [ 2458], and innovative but computationally demanding algorithms are required to deal with them (e.g. [ 2459]).

This book and others like it will be especially helpful if your child wants to eventually adopt other percussion instruments, for instance in a school band or orchestra.