Sentence examples for instrument originating from from inspiring English sources
The God Article by John O'Connell, Alexandros Kontogeorgakopoulos and Anthony Mace updates the Ney, an ancient Sufi instrument originating from Turkey, with breathing sensors, enabling people to connect and learn while in different locations.
He told us of how the instrument originated from fallen limbs of gum tree bored out by termites.
Some taiko are similar to instruments originating from India.
The four-stringed instrument originated in Portugal, and from there it was taken to Hawaii in the late 19th century and became popular.
It confirmed the clinical relevance of the SF-36 to a culture and health care system that is different from that of the United States where the instrument originated.
The mapping instrument originates with the British company Surrey Satellite Technology.
Where does the instrument originate?
The large fitting error associated with the Tm estimated by the MST instrument method originated from the extrapolation of measurements made at physiological temperatures to higher temperatures.
The electromagnetic signal produced by the instrument may originate from mechanical energy such as sound waves (ultrasound – US), 'photon' radiation (X-ray-computed tomography – CT, dual-energy X-ray absorptiometry – DXA) or radio frequency waves (magnetic resonance imaging – MRI).
Similar to conventional solution ICP-MS measurements, an internal standard can help to correct for changes in the signal intensity originating from instrument instability and/or signal drift.
In impedance measurements with both two-electrode cell configurations and PANI film WE at equilibrium, high-frequency distortions are generated by contribution of inductive impedance originating from instruments and wirings.
