Sentence examples for instrumental units from inspiring English sources
One of the best examples from this period, the "Piece for Two Instrumental Units," appears on a 1995 Disques Montaigne release by Ensemble Recherche in a glistening performance with immense dynamic contrast.
The machine was passed around the hands of a whole host of Chicago DJs, making this one unit instrumental in the forging of our electronic future.
In view of the recording facility and consistencies of the cross sectional area of samples prepared by the given mould, the instrumental readings whose unit is N were directly recorded to mark the compressive strength.
The disturbing scenes initiated by the Morton County police and other police units were instrumental in activating increased support for Oceti Sakowin.
The potential for increasing inter-instrumental reliability through unit-specific calibration is depicted in Figure 2, where the raw unit-specific accelerometer output is plotted against the different rounds of quality checks performed in setting #2 in the mechanical setup.
Finally, let's examine Silber's claim that the Demographics Unit was instrumental in stopping the Herald Square bombing plot.
The IT unit was instrumental in the success of this enterprise and showed great flexibility to constantly adjust its strategies to address the multiple constraints encountered.
The heart surgeons' reconciliation came a few days after Dr. DeBakey received the highest civilian award from Congress, its Gold Medal, for a host of towering achievements: he innovated surgical operations, helped to create the mobile military army surgical hospitals, or the MASH units, and was instrumental in molding the Veterans Administration medical system.
The Stuka units were also instrumental in achieving the breakthrough at the Battle of Sedan.
Data were obtained from 4 M-CAiOV units to assess instrumental variances.
Church-based organisations have proved instrumental in keeping this family unit together, visiting homes and providing social care and support to orphans.
