Sentence examples for instruments bear from inspiring English sources

Under the Affordable Care Act, beginning January 1st, sales of medical devices from implants to MRIs, research equipment and surgical instruments bear a 2.3percenttaxax.

However these instruments bear several limitations which have been discussed in the literature: Instruments measuring aspects of suicidality are known for their high false positive rate.

Skeptics also argue that the lower temperatures measured by the satellites are confirmed by instruments borne aloft by weather balloons.

Such comments testified to its success in playing expressively, and a considerable solo literature, rare among low-pitched instruments, bears further witness to its flexible melodic capabilities.

It is hardly less ecclesiastical – a vast nave cuts through the centre of a cavernous atrium, intersected by what looks suspiciously like a transept, while its basement – reaching four floors beneath my feet and set to house a multitude of sensitive scientific instruments – bears more than a passing resemblance to a tremendous network of vaults.

He quotes Nabokov's autobiography Speak, Memory: "Music, I regret to say, affects me as an arbitrary succession of more or less irritating sounds … The concert piano and all wind instruments bore me in small doses and flay me in larger ones".

The buyers of these instruments will bear the risk if anything goes wrong.

Despite such projections, the leader of the Congress party, Sonia Gandhi, in her first comments on the crisis, said that "most vulnerable" sections of society who had nothing to do with "fancy" financial instruments would bear the greatest burden.

This is the only extant instrument to bear the stamp of John Lucas.

During 2009 2010 we instrumented 10 bears with GPS radiocollars and compared their feeding on reclaimed coal mines and neighboring Rocky Mountains and their foothills.

Though his typewriter is silenced, our lives have been forever enriched by his personal warmth, his candor, and by his unwavering faith in the instrument that bears his name.