We provide a generic assessment of the major types of policy instruments, and we trace and assess the historical evolution of EPA's policy instrument use, with particular focus on the increased use of market-based policy instruments, beginning in the 1970s and culminating in the 1990s.
In the second fugal section, the instruments begin in low registers, and the voices build, with every part first in extremely low range, from bass to soprano I.
An international framework has been developing to address fisheries management since the adoption of UNCLOS in 1982, with an increasing number of fisheries management instruments beginning in the 1990s.
Her interest in the instrument began in her teens, but music did not become a profession until well into her twenties.
Ms. Brauer's experience with the instrument began in 1991, when she heard about Gerhard Finkenbeiner of Waltham, Mass., a master glass blower who in 1982 began producing armonicas, updating them by substituting an electric fly-wheel for the foot pedal.
He is most famous for conjuring the solid-body electric guitar in the fifties that practically invented rock 'n' roll, but his innovations of the instrument began in the thirties with "the log," which was not much more than a piece of lumber that encompassed the neck, bridge, and area for an electric pick-up, the wood attached to a hollow-body Epiphone.
The origins of the instrument begin in 1935 when MIT Meteorology Professor Carl-Gustaf Rostartedartexperimentinging with an early version of the instrument onboard WHOI's research vessel Atlantis.
At the beginning of an ambitious series to match Bach's great organ works to original instruments of his time, this first instalment strikes lucky with an instrument begun in the same year – 1739 – that Bach published his huge organ collection Clavier-Übung III in Leipzig.
And while the drummer continued to dominate, other instruments began filtering in--the bass, the piano, the sax and trumpet.
The manufacture of musical instruments began there in 1874 by Charles G. Conn, who at first produced rubber-rimmed cornet mouthpieces and after 1876 whole brass instruments; his company (now one of the world's largest makers of wind instruments), followed by others, has made Elkhart a national centre of band-instrument manufacturing.
