Sentence examples for instrumentation that would from inspiring English sources

In the recording studio, Spector gave the song a rhythm-and-blues feel and added the layered instrumentation that would later characterize his "wall of sound" production style.

A view on the wavelength coverage is presented and some principal features of instrumentation that would complement an LGS facility are proposed.

These criteria do not address the need for instrumentation that would automatically shut down a nuclear power plant when an earthquake occurs which exceeds a predetermined intensity.

After deciding to devote himself to searching for extrasolar planets in 1983, the next year he moved on to a professorship at San Francisco State University (SFSU), where he recruited a graduate student, Paul Butler, to help him develop instrumentation that would be sensitive enough to indicate the presence of such faraway objects.

This is because adequate mathematical representation of the events close to a detonating charge may not be available and the expense associated with the use of instrumentation that would be at risk of destruction or at least severe damage could be prohibitive.

By the mid-1950s bandleader and vocalist Isidro López had made crooning a staple of banda; however, his addition of the bajo sexto and the accordion to the orchestral lineup was reversed by Oscar Martínez, whose band featured a brass-oriented instrumentation that would remain the template for banda (two trumpets, alto and tenor saxophones, guitar, bass, and drums), which peaked in the 1970s.

Their later music was packed so full of instrumentation that it would seem impossible to map out who was playing what — but our friends at Pop Chart Lab did just that, and the stunning results are below.

They certainly didn't have anything to do with the high-spec, high-margin instrumentation that IT multinationals would have municipal governments invest in.

Given the communications technology that is now available, this instrumentation could well include modems that would transmit the resulting data over the Internet.

Even more compelling in that Cold War climate were the facilities that would be jeopardized the Instrumentation Lab, nuclear reactor, and Magnet Lab among them.

But to do this effectively, it needed new ecosystem partners with compatible goals: content owners looking for "long tail syndication" (like the BBC), distribution vendors (like Amazon Web Services), and platform partners that would enable the instrumentation of applications (like Apple and Google).