Sentence examples for instrumentation of a from inspiring English sources

In performance the instrumentation of a given piece may be varied, flutes or oboes replacing violins, for example, and bassoon or viola da gamba substituting for cello.

The standard instrumentation of a wind quintet is flute, oboe, clarinet, bassoon, and horn; a brass quintet has two trumpets, horn, trombone, and tuba.

The singer Kevin Barnes — with his banshee yelps — expounds on topics like spiritual crises, self-loathing and exorcisms, all atop the strained string-and-vocals instrumentation of a mad choirmaster.

The banshee yelps of the singer Kevin Barnes expound on topics like spiritual crises, self-loathing and exorcisms, all atop the strained string-and-vocals instrumentation of a mad choirmaster.

She bounced back from the relative failure of The Dreaming (1982), her third album, by producing in 1985 her acknowledged masterpiece, Hounds of Love, a prog-pop masque of an album built with the cold instrumentation of a neophiliac age: chiefly, Fairlight synthesizer and gated drums.

For validation purposes, a specific instrumentation of a gearbox is set up.

Under the microscope, identification and initial instrumentation of an additional canal are aided by fine, hand held instruments like the Micro-Orifice Opener (Maillefer, Dentsply).

A practical implementation in the instrumentation of an upcoming space mission is also discussed.

Its application to other hierarchically structured file formats, e.g., XML, HTML, ODF, OOXML, and SVG, requires the instrumentation of an existing parser or the development of a new one, one for each file format.

This paper describes the construction and instrumentation of an experimental box-girder segment, aiming to analyze the temperature distributions in concrete bridges under the fluctuation of air temperature and solar radiation thermal loads.

Because our study design required intracranial instrumentation of all study animals, a certain amount of cerebral damage was necessarily induced by this measure in the control animals.