Sentence examples for instruments attributed to from inspiring English sources

Only about 600 instruments attributed to him are still in existence, including 20 of his prime cellos -- made after 1707 in a slightly smaller size, called Forma B, and more adapted to solo playing.

Musical instruments attributed to India and appearing in 9th-century reliefs at the Buddhist temple of Borobudur and Hindu temple of Prambanan, in Java, are bronze bells, bar zithers, cymbals, conical drums, flutes, shawms, and lutes.

They range from a petite, short-necked 1590 instrument attributed to the Portuguese luthier Belchior Dias to one of only two known Stradivari guitars to early 19th-century lyre models to electric guitars like Jimi Hendrix's Flying V model and a zany five-neck guitar made for Rick Nielsen of Cheap Trick.

Analyte preconcentration technique is a useful sample preparation step in the detection of toxic metals from aqueous samples especially for metals occur at low concentrations (nearly <1 mg/l) in groundwater samples and could pass through many analytical instruments undetected attributed to matrix interference (Liu et al. 2006).

After establishing the final factor structure of the CLEQ the items of this instrument were attributed to the factors on which they had the highest loading.

The low sensitivity of generic instruments can be attributed to the irrelevance of some of their questions to vision-related QOL.

It is likely that this may be attributed to instrument articulation, 3D view and motion downscaling, allowing a very selective dissection in robot-assisted surgery.

This has been largely due to the order-of-magnitude increases in MS sensitivity and selectivity as well as vast improvements in instrument control and automation attributed to the remarkable processing speed and data storage capacity of personal computers.

Remaining variation was attributed to instrument specific differences.

The SEM is defined as the variation in patient-reported outcome scores attributed to instrument unreliability, in which a change smaller than the calculated SEM is likely due to measurement error rather than a true change [ 32].

An essential difference from the previous study is that two cationic species appeared in sequence: The first of these (main feature at 1560 cm 1), which was formed within the rise time of the instrument (∼10 ns), was attributed to the triplet cation 41 with optical absorption at 570 nm.