Sentence examples for instruments found in from inspiring English sources

They vary in form from the simplest log type to the highly developed orchestral instruments found in Indonesia.

One example is Magnus Lindberg's "Kraft," scored for orchestra and percussion "instruments" found in local junkyards — like brake drums and wheel rims — and performed in recent years by the New York Philharmonic.

Söti knows that he is fortunate to work in a relatively well-funded department, although it lacks the "big and costly instruments" found in equivalent labs in the West.

The paper proposes a variety of tools to tackle the often-overlooked problem of identifying and inventorying the instruments found in instrument mixes and assessing their likelihood to produce optimal results.

Folk metal feature the same typical instruments found in heavy metal music: guitars, bass, drums and vocalist.

This technique is a quick and dependable genotyping protocol that requires minimal instruments found in most laboratories.

Musical bow, stringed musical instrument found in most archaic cultures as well as in many in the present day.

Mr. Crook, president of Lancaster, Ohio-based Chime Master, is towing a cast bronze carillon, typically a stationary musical instrument found in church steeples and bell towers.

Historically, sarangi – an instrument found in folk and classical forms across the north of the subcontinent – had a bad reputation by association.

The new breed ranges from the laser harp — arrayed beams of light that, when broken by a player's hand, signal programmed MIDI processors — which was used in concert by the French instrumentalist Jean Michel Jarre, to the Beamz Music Performance System, more novelty than serious instrument, found in Skymall and Sharper Image catalogs for about $600.

This instrument, found in every measurement laboratory, though potent in displaying simple periodic waveforms like sinusoids fails when frequency-varying time signals are applied.