Sentence examples for instrumental head from inspiring English sources

To estimate how much could intratympanic gentamicin (ITG) interfere with the vestibular-ocular reflex (VOR) parameters on instrumental head impulse test (HIT), either with scleral search coil or video head impulse test and, eventually, foresee the control of vertigo crisis in unilateral intractable Ménière's disease (MD).

Again Huth and Slimani were instrumental, the former heading on a throw-in to the latter, who laid the ball back to Andy King at the edge of the area.

He heard a broader instrumental sound in his head, and enlisted a quintet, member by member.

"All Reflections Drained," Xasthur's largely instrumental new record (Hydra Head) is misery on misery: unapologetic cardboard-box drums, background muttering, disorienting echoes, a guitar sound like cold, granular gas.

His principal work in recent years was as head of instrumental music at St Gabriel's college, in south London (and at its predecessor school, Charles Edward Brooke), and as musical director of the Kinetika Bloco street band, which he encouraged into all kinds of uproarious escapades around the globe.

Hydra Head were instrumental in metal's change from suburban parking lot soundtrack to beardo designer high-art.

Walsh was also instrumental in the collegiate head-coaching careers of Green (Northwestern and Stanford) and of Tyrone Willingham, who won at Stanford and is now winning at Notre Dame.

Instead of the band writing music to Byrne's lyrics, Talking Heads performed instrumental jam sessions without words using the Fear of Music song "I Zimbra" as a starting point.

The man who brought Mr. DiCioccio to Music & Art was also there, Gabriel Kosakoff, 86, the former head of the instrumental music department.

Onstage, during instrumental passages, she bends her head over her guitar, like a figure in a religious painting, and plays with a ruthless rhythmic precision.

We found only two studies evaluating the role of ultrasound assessment to determine the fetal head position before instrumental deliveries [ 20, 21].