Sentence examples for instruments are combined from inspiring English sources
Perhaps the most spectacular of non-Western performance traditions is Chinese opera, in which singers, acrobats, costumes, scenery, and instruments are combined in the creation of a highly varied work of art.
Initial efforts concentrated on the search for a single technique which would ensure reliable detection of armor failure, but recent studies have shown that the safest approach may be to take advantage of the redundancy obtained when different instruments are combined.
All instruments were combined into a full measurement model to ensure fit of model to the data prior to structural modeling.
No clinically relevant differences in results between the Abbott Aeroset and Siemens ADVIA 2400 were identified and results by these two different instruments were combined for subsequent analyses (data not shown).
Finally, the instrument was combined together with an oil-operated lift, so that it can be adjusted to a proper height.
For sampling events where both instruments were used, data are combined into synthesized profiles.
Some of the decisions a musician makes are which instruments to use, and how they are combined, programmed, and sequenced; but each machine lends its own capabilities and peculiarities to the music.
Scanning instruments have been combined with TEMs to create scanning transmission electron microscopes.
Radio telescopes can do a thousand times better than that because the observations of widely separated instruments can be combined to create the illusion of a huge dish.
For some instruments, it is combined with a pulse shaping double chopper, which defines a constant wavelength resolution, and a set of frame overlap choppers that prevent spurious neutrons from reaching the detector thus avoiding systematic errors in the calculation of wavelength from time of flight.
In high-stakes examinations, information from different sources (tests or instruments) can be combined to achieve well-informed and highly defensible decisions.
