Sentence examples for instruments act from inspiring English sources

This act spread through the whole Commonwealth and also influenced the United States Negotiable Instruments Act proposed in 1896 and eventually adopted throughout the United States.

10 states have, laws which hold that a check is not negotiable after six months, 15 states make it a year, but in N. Y., and the other 22 states the only law that obtain is the basic Uniform Negotiable Instruments Act, which is in force in all the states.

That it is the principal agent means that, even though its instruments act on the body, they do not operate by means of their own power but only through the power that they receive from the soul (III, 335 6).

The Legislative Instruments Act 2003 required the proclamations of these flags to be lodged in a Federal Register.

The musicians and instruments act as a sort of audio-lens which exist so that others may become aware of the songs.

Moreover, all federal regulation-making in Canada is governed by the Statutory Instruments Act[ 24].

Nothing prevents focusing one's attention on the sounds and audible qualities without attending to the instruments, acts, and events that are their sources, even if each is auditorily available.

We used the new "relay packet," optimized for the ring network of the Arase mission module, to deliver commands to the instrument, act as an instrument housekeeping (HK), and exchange shared data between instruments.

SRM is usually implemented on triple quadrupole (QQQ) instruments where the first and third quadrupoles of the instrument act as mass filters and selectively monitor a specific precursor ion and one or several fragment ions unique to this precursor ion, whereas the CID fragmentation step is conducted in the second quadrupole.

Learn to dance, sing, play an instrument, act, etc. Dancing is perhaps the best choice for a siren because of its obvious association with sexuality, but any of the others will also work.

In this paper, we report the first major assessment of a newly developed instrument, the Alberta Context Tool (ACT), designed to parsimoniously measure organizational context as perceived by healthcare providers working in complex healthcare settings.