Sentence examples for instruments constitute from inspiring English sources

Chordophones, or stringed instruments, constitute the most important family.

Day cruises in local waters during which the students will prepare, deploy and analyze observations from standard oceanographic instruments constitute the lab work for this subject.

These sources, musical instruments, constitute a specialized category of semantic knowledge (Dixon et al., 2000; Mahon and Caramazza, 2009).

This, and the fact that the resilience scales are often shorter and thus more easily applied in epidemiological studies and community samples than the comprehensive FFM based measurement instruments, constitute sound reasons for employing the dimensional approach when the scope of the study is narrowed to the resilience phenotype and not personality more generally.

It is also one of the instruments constituting the International Bill of Human Rights.

There's no doubt that playing along to music tracks as part of an entire band composed of plastic instruments constitutes some of the finest party fun available to mankind.

Kroncong music, which flourished during the colonial era and retained its popularity following independence, was a product of the confluence of western European (particularly Portuguese) and Indonesian cultures; while the guitar and other Western string instruments constituted the core of kroncong, the manner in which these instruments were played was reminiscent of gamelan music.

In the relay packet, MDP1 is the starting point and MDP2 is the ending point, and they are delivered to all instruments constituting the mission ring network abound for the clock direction.

Also, there is little consensus on what spectrum of instruments constitutes a binding advance directive in real life.

The nomination of domains was not always associated with negative features due to having GI cancer; for instance, the category 'mentally stronger' (both instruments) constituted the ability to get to know oneself, feeling calmer and being mentally strong.

Criterion validity – the degree to which the scores of a measurement instrument constitute an adequate reflection of a gold standard [16] was not possible to evaluate due to the lack of such standard.