Humans, however, have an enhanced ability to extend their sensory and intellectual capabilities through the use of instrumentation far beyond those with which they are born.
In addition, EC analysis is among the most cost-effective and flexible analytical tools with instrumentation, which can be miniaturized and integrated with various separation techniques (i.e., capillary zone electrophoresis).
"It was dark, they'd lost all power, they'd lost instrumentation, they'd lost air with which to control valves, and they were having to control six reactors and spent fuel ponds with very little hope of external assistance.
The silo was equipped with instrumentation which recorded the pressure generated by the explosion at various points in the silo, as well as the instant when the vent panel opened.
Specifically for the spine and other weight-bearing locations, ablation should be combined with cement augmentation and occasionally also with further augmentation with metallic instrumentation (which can also be percutaneous).
Crucial to their soundworld, especially when heard in sequence, is Mozart's wind instrumentation, subtly different in each one, and it was the clarity with which these variations in colouring emerged that proved engaging here.
Having a set of satellite data is especially useful and important when ground-based data are absent or limited, e.g., in/over the oceans, or in other places with poor instrumentation coverage, which was the case of the June 2015 storm.
It begins with full instrumentation, over which Santiago layers a short guitar solo.
He expanded upon this interplay in the 1990s with his group Very Very Circus, a septet with unusual instrumentation, which included two tubas and two electric guitars.
It is equipped with advanced instrumentation, which delivers high-resolution information for temperature or boron concentration fields.
