Sentence examples for instruments for building from inspiring English sources

As the Putin years took shape, Ernst and the channel he controlled became central instruments for building a new national culture.

In this paper, we propose a framework for organizational processes architecture which provides instruments for building high quality organizational solutions in the problem space, and contributes to the alignment between business and urbanized information systems through linking the problem and the solution spaces.

As Kotalik argues, the incorporation of ethics into pandemic plans can help to make them "instruments for building mutual trust and solidarity at such time that will likely present a major challenge to our societies" [ 10].

The United States and its trade representative, Robert Zoellick, are right that trade policy can be an important instrument for building good will.

He showed an early talent for building instruments for experiments.

His study of gamelan and a fondness for building instruments coalesced in a 1997 composition titled "Pemangku," in which short recordings or samples of strange instrumental sounds and Javanese choral singing are interspersed with everyday sounds like slamming doors and jingling coins.

"The FSA, working with HM Treasury, has developed a more loss-absorbing capital instrument for building societies," the FSA said.

Those who don't know the music of Lou Harrison, whose 85th birthday is belatedly being celebrated in the Juilliard School's Focus Festival, which began on Friday and runs until next Friday, or those who think that he is a marginal composer best known for building exotic instruments and exploring Eastern musical traditions, should consider this story.

Murphy, who earned his Ph.D. at the California Institute of Technology in Pasadena, is an astrophysicist with a knack for building scientific instruments.

We see this list not as the final product, but as the starting point for building more specific instruments to stimulate complete and transparent reporting, such as a checklist and a writing aid for authors, tools for reviewers and editors, instruction videos, and teaching materials, all based on this STARD list of essential items.

Like Harry Partch, the iconoclastic composer and instrument builder with whom Mr. Drummond worked as an assistant for several years in the 1960s, Mr. Drummond had a passion for building his own outlandish instruments.