Sentence examples for instruments because of from inspiring English sources
In his later years he focused on classical works, often transcribing and performing pieces written for other instruments because of the bass's limited solo repertory.
And at the time of the conference, there remained a mostly rosy view of such instruments, because of their ability to help businesses and investors spread out risk.
He required new instruments because of his decision to discard the standard equal-tempered scale — with its division of the octave into twelve equal intervals — in favor of a scale of forty-three tones, which sounds weird to Western ears but is familiar to those brought up in non-Western traditions.
This evaporation dome is a significant improvement on previous instruments because of its light-weight, ease of transport and deployment and low power consumption.
Air bath ovens are standard in conventional gas chromatography (GC) instruments because of their simplicity and reliability for column temperature control.
Although it is convenient for users to evaluate surfaces straightforwardly after measurement, the results are usually incomparable with those from other surface instruments because of the different characterization systems.
It may not even be a good instrument, because of the way it has amplified anonymous accusations.
Many of the musicians opted for their particular instrument because of its appearance or the sound it made, and for the sheer joy of performing.
The scene in "Don't Breathe" that's attracted all the attention involves the misuse of a turkey baster — the blind man attempts to rape Rocky with the instrument, because of a subplot that I won't give away here.
In the 18th century it gradually replaced the harpsichord as the common keyboard instrument because of the piano's ability to alter dynamics rapidly and its ability to sustain sounds.
