Sentence examples for instrument which we from inspiring English sources

Underneath this lies the half-conscious belief that language is a natural growth and not an instrument which we shape for our own purposes".

An Instrument, which we would like to introduce in this paper was developed and built at the University of Applied Sciences Northwestern Switzerland to measure light scattering properties of combustion type aerosols.

Second, we would like to develop an instrument which we call "Sense of Failure" testing the amount of awareness and the alertness of entrepreneurs concerning what could go wrong with the start up.

In a statement, the ACPO President Sir Hugh Orde says: "It is ACPO's view that the European Arrest Warrant gives us a stronger, more effective means of arresting dangerous criminals across borders and thus keeping our communities safe at home - it is not an instrument which we can afford to lose".

The ongoing debate on the two concepts points to a strong interest in a regulatory instrument, which we could confirm in our Delphi survey.

To ensure that our survey adequately addressed these domains, we asked the faculty and staff of the Division of Gastroenterology and Hepatology at DHMC to evaluate critically the content and clarity of the initial instrument, which we then revised.

So it could be that if we don't manage to create common instruments to deal with this on a European level, we fall back on the illusion that we can face it through national instruments, which we see very clearly doesn't work.

"It's a sizable investment what we are receiving but it also includes some other instruments which we are continuing to negotiate at the moment.

Further investigations of antidepressant and antipsychotic related weight gain likely will result in screening tools becoming risk assessment or predictive instruments, which we would recommend corrections adopt.

And we really here have had some drastic changes to the financial system over time in the instruments which we use, in the training procedures that we use, in the extraordinary financial concentration that is taking place and we have not really looked at how should the central bank be functioning now as compared with when we created it.

We used three different assessment tools (Fig. 1b), each designed to detect different facets of understanding of the five key principles above: the Conceptual Inventory of Natural Selection (CINS; Anderson et al. 2002) and two open-response instruments, which we refer to as the "Dino Problem" and the "Concept Frame".