In February 1895, the Lumières patented their Cinématographe, a handsome, portable instrument that could both shoot and project moving images.
This was the only instrument that could directly bridge the concert hall with the world of Hungarian folk music, to which he was so devoted.
And she has a full, even, unsqueaking tone, especially on the clarinet, an instrument that could use another distinctive voice in jazz.
What Reith saw was that he had in his hands an instrument that could inform, educate and entertain – not just the privileged but everyone.
Their goal was to produce the best instrument that could be conceived within current technological limits if price were no object.
Was it possible to design an instrument that could probe the bacterial universe, as the rockets in the Cosmos Pavilion had probed space?
(His ideal, for all his modernity, was to produce an electronic instrument that could be played with the human emotion of a cello or a flute).
Treasury Secretary Henry M. Paulson Jr. said that four of the nation's largest banks had endorsed an administration effort to create a new market in a financial instrument that could be used to finance mortgages.
An acre of land given to the government for housing would earn the right to develop one acre of built-up area, an instrument that could then be traded in the open market.
"For now it's still difficult to find a stable investment instrument that could replace U.S. debt," Mr. Cheng told the China News Service on Wednesday, before the deal in Congress was reached.
When the law was being written, he said, he worried that the tax was "a blunt instrument that could too easily become a bargaining chit for cutting back benefits of workers".
