If Bohr and Heisenberg had spoken of measurements made by inanimate instruments rather than "observers," perhaps this strained relationship between quantum and mind would not have been drawn.
To prove this, the repeatability of both instruments was tested by making repeated measurements twice daily for 5 days on a standard target consisting of a section of a skin prosthesis.
A lack of hedging instruments also hinders liquidity by making investors shy of the underlying securities.Finally, bondholders need adequate investor protection, probably more so than banks, since these dispersed individuals tend to have less bargaining power.
In the early '60s, he extended that approach by making objects — "instruments," he called them — that could be completed only when a viewer interacted with them.
The barrel is pulled out or pushed in to tune the clarinet, by making the instrument slightly longer or slightly shorter, depending.
It is a deferential instrument by nature, made to provide support.
The harpsichord revival of the mid-20th century saw Blanchet and Taskin instruments used as models for new instruments made by leading builders catering to a demand for authenticity and superior tone quality.
The instruments were made by the Kollsman Instrument Corporation, of Elmhurst, L.I., which had spent years on their design & development & had only recently begun to sell them.
There are top violinists who would argue that some of the instruments being made by today's master craftsmen are as good as the old Italians.
When the Stradivari Quartett, based in Zurich, made its United States debut on Thursday night at the Metropolitan Museum of Art, it instead provided résumés for the instruments — all made by the ensemble's famous namesake.
