Sentence examples for instruments are actually from inspiring English sources
Contributors put forth the ideas that few regulatory instruments are actually purely market-based, or purely prescriptive, and that both approaches can be systematically undermined by insufficiently careful design and by failures of monitoring and enforcement.
While the Monkees appeared on the cover of their debut album and were shown performing on TV, their instruments were actually unplugged.
The Ragamala musical instruments were actually an excellent example of fusion: for "Gangashtakam," the instruments included the mrindangam and nattuvangam and violin — though producing sounds that most Westerners seldom associate with the violin.
Although all the instruments were actually acoustic, it sounded like electronic music in the rhythms.
"Not everybody that plays an instrument is actually that interesting," Mr. Costello said.
As a big fan of Irish traditional music, his first instrument was actually a banjo.
He hears it himself in the 'mind's ear.' While his eye, and the almost imperceptible motion of his fingers, show that he is following out the strain in his own soul through all its dying gradations, the instrument is actually as dumb as the musician is deaf.
Though the concept of patient activation has a high face validity and was carefully constructed using experts consensus and patient focus groups [ 1], an important question remains what construct the instrument is actually measuring.
For instance, a reputable store will never charge you more than the instrument is actually worth, while a private seller might, either because they don't know better, or they think you don't.
Accurate analysis of the physical parameters that characterize the structures is made possible by the spread of instruments that are actually more precise and economical.
Previously ' quality of life' was used as an umbrella term to cover a wide range of PRO measures including health status instruments which are actually measuring quality of health and not quality of life.
