Sentence examples for instruments giving a from inspiring English sources

The thrills all came from what was built in: the lines Ms. Dyer sang in her strong voice, accurately jumping octaves; the placement of the hard thumps that poked through the songs; and the digital pedals both players use to shift pitch on their guitars, further blurring the identity of their instruments, giving a crazy zero-gravity feeling to your hearing.

Photographer Richard Misrach and Mexican composer Guillermo Galindo are turning human trash found on the US-Mexico border into instruments, giving a new identity to fragments of lost lives.

For each patient record, three out of the 12 physician reviewers filled out between one and four condition specific instruments giving a total of 496 reviews over the whole sample.

Mr. Tritle, his superb chamber choir and an orchestra of mostly modern instruments gave a viscerally thrilling performance.

These "instruments" give a whole new meaning to walking with a bounce in your step.

I also found that reverse auctions were a bit of a blunt instrument, giving a fixed answer to a fixed question, not opening up discovery and utilizing the knowledge of the supplier base.

As shown in Table 2, 187 of the 292 patient-days rated as delirious by the CAM-ICU (reference standard) were correctly identified using the chart-based delirium instrument, giving a 64% sensitivity and a 36% false-negative rate.

The use of these standardized instruments gives an opportunity to physicians, therapists, nurses, families, advocates, administrators, and public payers to track changes in an older adult's status across settings and over time.

For this purpose, a univariate procedure is initially employed to correct the spectral measurements of the secondary instrument, given a set of transfer samples.

Zinn's story also exposes a typical pitfall in problem solving, first expressed by Abraham Kaplan in his famous law of the instrument: "Give a small boy a hammer, and he will find that everything he encounters needs pounding". At Nickelodeon, because the team members were usability experts, they defaulted to thinking the problem was one of usability.

This instrument gives a comprehensive picture of primary photosynthetic events by simultaneous recording the prompt and delayed fluorescence kinetics and reflectance at 820 nm at high time resolution.