Sentence examples for instruments digital from inspiring English sources

Electronic instruments, digital samplers and prerecorded tapes are ingeniously blended into the scoring for lush, full orchestra.

It is essentially one giant touch screen on which iPad-generation drivers can drag and drop instruments, digital gauges and other information displays.

Quality control efforts were made by following the STEPS methodology, training (for the principal investigators), use of common measuring instruments (digital BP machines, measuring tape, and weighing scale), and intensive monitoring and supervision of field activities.

The developed formulations were primarily evaluated for clarity by visual observation against a black and white background in a well-lit cabinet, drug content by UV spectrophotometry at 280 nm (Shimadzu UV-visible spectrophotometer, Japan), pH (Crison Instruments digital pH meter, Spain).

The controllers based on the FEBPNN algorithm and the FXLMS algorithm are implemented on a Texas Instruments digital signal processor (DSP) TMS320VC33.

encryption-security company RSA Security, initially took three months to break the 40-bit encryption in Texas Instruments' digital signal transponder chip, found in the Escape's key fob.

It can also plug into a Musical Instrument Digital Interface, MiniDiscs, headphones and other digital devices.

The resultant specification, called Musical Instrument Digital Interface (MIDI), has become universally accepted by musicians and instrument builders.

To create the sound of a golf swing, Grober used Musical Instrument Digital Interface technology that combined instruments like the piccolo, the oboe and the French horn.

He also developed Groove, the first computer system for live performance, and Radio Baton, a system for controlling music in standard Midi (musical instrument digital interface) format.

The music is "Studies for Disklavier" by Kyle Gann; thanks to musical instrument digital interface, we watch the keys of a Yamaha grand piano, upstage right, moving of their own accord, as if played by a ghost.