Sentence examples for instruments changing from inspiring English sources

In some cases, that means adding the right instruments, changing a tempo or bringing out certain musical sounds and diminishing others.

In life the poseurs and musical poets made things lively for a few short years, before electric instruments, changing tastes and an exploding counterculture left the folkies behind.

Cleaning instruments, changing the anesthetic carpule, and recapping were the most common activities leading to percutaneous injuries in dental assistants.

Five main categories of impact emerged: widening the research agenda; including patient relevant outcomes in core sets; enhancing patient reported instruments; changing the culture of OMERACT and consequences outside OMERACT.

You can also listen to that track in isolation, or even replace the instrument, changing the acoustic guitar with, say, a rock guitar or keyboard track.

Flags poke out above the terminals, to denote which country's financial instruments are changing hands.

"Sky Saw" opens the album with the instruments constantly changing structure, except for one of the two bass parts which plays the same pattern throughout.

The debate internally within the U.S. government in part rests on the degree to which incentives or pressures ought to be favored instruments for changing the behavior of the Sudanese regime, the Darfur rebels, and the GOSS.

The focus of training for dentists and dental hygienists could be prevention of percutaneous during local anesthetic administration, while for dental assistants it could be cleaning of instruments, and changing the anesthetic carpule.

Moreover, the U.S. Food and Drug Administration FDAA) released a PRO guidance in 2009, which suggested that a small randomized study is needed to provide evidence to confirm the new instrument's adequacy for any change of instrument such as changing an instrument from paper to electronic format [ 34].

By Jelani Cobb By David Remnick By Jia Tolentino By Naomi Fry By Sam Knight Academy Award Nominee "Joe's Violin" A Holocaust survivor donates his violin to a local instrument drive, changing the life of a schoolgirl from the nation's poorest congressional district.