Sentence examples for instrument has become from inspiring English sources

Worldwide, the instrument has become the best known of the South Asian lutes.

Nowhere is it more apparent that Dr. Ward's scientific instrument has become something primarily aesthetic — and a fixture on the design scene — than at the downtown creative studio and storefront Partners & Spade.

Design of application-specific integrated circuit for the biomedical instrument has become quite important recently.

Despite substantial research on facial motion evaluation for the past decades, no single outcome instrument has become common practice among surgical or rehabilitation teams [ 14, 15, 17– 28, 32– 32].

Since the application of these criteria relies on the availability of a large volume of survey or registry data, it can only be applied after the EQ-5D instrument has become widely used, suggesting that a single valuation study should not be considered the 'last word' to define health state values indefinitely, but should be revisited periodically as more empirical data accumulate.

It was as if the instrument had become a ghost of its normal self.

The principles of score encoding and sound control embodied in this instrument have become increasingly important to contemporary composers as electronic musical instrument technology has continued to develop.

One cited the "Pac-Man" theory in the accordion's popular resurgence: the instrument had become so uncool in recent decades that like that video game hero, it popped back out the other side, becoming cool once again.

Anoushka Shankar's father, Ravi, carried the velveteen sitar west in 1956; by the sixties, with a little help from George Harrison, the classical Indian instrument had become a pop staple.

"It is a sort of elongated trumpet, normally made of plastic, that makes a sound similar to the trumpeting of an elephant or the buzz of a bee," it said, adding that the instrument had become "widely known for the deafening noise it makes in the stadiums of the World Cup in South Africa".

Chopin is already almost more than one hundred years later, so the piano as an instrument had become a much bigger instrument.