Sentence examples for instruments are now from inspiring English sources

The old 3's dated red instruments are now an easier-to-read white.

Radio-frequency instruments are now used by ear, nose and throat specialists, pain specialists and neurosurgeons, Mr. Garito said.

And wherever the stolen instruments are now, the thefts have left local marching bands in a lurch.

'The spacecraft instruments are now being switched on one by one for detailed checking, which we will continue until mid-May.

Those instruments are now traded over the counter, and the only market in them is often made by the investment bank that created them.

It is demonstrably better than its predecessor in many ways, the most noticeable one being that all its instruments are now wireless – and the original, which came with a USB hub, was the game equivalent of Spaghetti Junction.

Astronomers said the discovery raised the possibility that there were habitable Earthlike planets right next door and that methods and instruments were now precise enough to detect them.

But this Baconian model of scientific progress in which data sits waiting to be revealed by superior instruments is now, the Princeton philosopher Thomas Kelly tells us, "universally rejected by philosophers" ("Evidence," in the Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy).

A new breed of low-cost instruments is now available, making this technology a simple tool requiring no significant technical or engineering knowledge.

The use of computer-assisted language learning (CALL) instruments is now widespread and well recognized both by language teachers and language learners.

For example, the use of microwell plates on benchtop instruments is now a standard on virtually every new instrument, and so users can easily accumulate multiple data sets quickly.