Sentence examples for instruments amount from inspiring English sources

Better, then, to stick with economic and political sanctions.Neither style nor instruments amount to a strategy.

Indeed, the resolving power of one of the MRMSs is as high as ∼350,000 at half-maximum of the mass peak, the absolute sensitivities of other instruments amount to ∼30,000 atoms in a mass analyzer (1 3) l in volume under static pumping, with the dynamic range reaching 1011 (for instance, in studies of the 3He/4He isotope ratio).

And it booked revenues from companies it collaborates with on research, even though it got paid with equity or debt instruments, amounting to some $7.8 million in 2001.

Overall, this instrument amounted to 17items for the measurement of entrepreneurial education with 7 items adopted from Leon and Palaci Descals (2007).

The footnotes also declared that the instruments' face amount totaled $1.5 billion, and the entities notional amount of $2.1 billion had been used to enter into derivative contracts with Enron.

Banks collect many billions of dollars annually in undisclosed fees associated with these instruments — an amount that almost certainly would be lower if there were more competition and transparent prices.

The current NGS instrumentation located in Stockholm includes 11 Illumina HiSeq 2500 sequencers, 3 MiSeq systems, and 3 HiSeq X sequencers, and with the coming addition of more HiSeq X instruments, the amount of data produced and processed at NGI is expected to increase dramatically in the year ahead.

The cutting efficiency of instruments (the total amount of material removed at both the inner and outer canal walls) was evaluated in three parts of the root canal starting from apex: apical part which is the most curved part of the canal (segments 1 4), middle part (segments 5 7) and coronal part (segments 8 10).

Using the volumetric instrument, the amount of methane on various MOFs is measured.

Total development costs of one CQI instrument can amount up to €200,0000.

Bright, cool stars can be observed at infrared wavelengths, however, with special instruments that measure the amount of heat radiated by the star.