Other instrumental forms of the period, the canzona and fantasia, closely resembled the ricercare, particularly in the use of melodic imitation, and the names were often interchanged.
More specifically, it has been found that males engage in physical and instrumental forms of coping, while females tend to ruminate, avoid, and be less active in their coping methods [ 26, 27].
This fact further threatens the idea that truth attaches only to propositions, although some uses of language may themselves be analysed as realizing the instrumental form of truth (e.g., when I exclaim that 'this hammer is too heavy for the job', rather than assert that it has the objective property of weighing 2.5 kilos; Overgaard 2002, 77; cf. Being and Time 33:199–200).
Kulintang is a modern term for an ancient instrumental form of music composed on a row of small, horizontally laid gongs that function melodically, accompanied by larger, suspended gongs and drums.
This is a reflexive, as opposed to instrumental form of knowledge, and space should be made, alongside analysis of policy and practice, for what Kothari [ 7] (p. 7) calls 'critical and radical academic investigation of ideas and histories.' This is a vital aspect of contemporary debates on global health.
Each morning that I arrive just a few minutes late, she uses nasty language and yells at me. (Participant-17, senior teacher, private sector, secularist) This instrumental form of bullying was reported both by employees directly targeted by it and by those who observed it affecting their colleagues (see e.g. Participant-28 in Table 2).
Sinfonia, plural sinfonie, in music, any of several instrumental forms, primarily of Italian origin.
The score employs strings, piano, and woodwinds, with a central theme featuring a variety of instrumental forms.
All types of instrumental forms were performed by ensembles except for the prelude and the toccata, which were essentially keyboard works.
As Sumner and Tribe indicate in the case of development studies, there are varying degrees of instrumentality, from weakly instrumental approaches that involve theoretical and abstract knowledge-seeking, to more applied, strongly instrumental forms.
For example, given his overarching framework, he has no difficulty rejecting contractarianism on the grounds that it treats as merely instrumental those forms of political activity which are in fact partially constitutive of human flourishing (Pol. iii 9).
