Sentence examples for instruments hard from inspiring English sources

In one particularly dramatic number, Rayani, Smith and bassist Michael James each raise their right hand and strike their instruments hard as a threatening orange-red light casts over the stage.

Newly developed high-light-yield inorganic scintillators coupled to waveshifting optical fibers provide the capability of efficient X-ray detection and millimeter scale position resolution suitable for high-energy cosmic ray instruments, hard X-ray/gamma ray astronomy telescopes and applications to national security.

Traditions being hard to shake, and investments in conventional instruments harder to shirk, the new violin family failed to catch on, though Yo-Yo Ma used a Hutchins alto violin on his 1994 recording of the Bartok Viola Concerto.

Squishy foam is not necessary, though you might like the feel of it: the objective is not to enable squeezing the writing instrument hard (a waste of effort), but merely to keep much force from being needed to prevent it from slipping.

Financial instruments were hard to valuate; hard real estate was a little bit easier.

O.K., maybe naming instruments is hard.

Typical of the 3-Series, the cabin and instruments are hard to fault.

The red information display screens either side of the instruments are hard to read in sunlight or if you are long-sighted.

Among idiophones (instruments the hard bodies of which vibrate to produce sound) commonly used are the qaḍīb ("percussion stick"), the zil and sunūj ("cymbals"), and the kāṣāt, or small finger cymbals.

I think because it's science of a kind everyone should be able to understand; it doesn't rely on exotic instruments or hard math (not that there's anything wrong with either of these), it just relies on keen observation and an open mind.

As instruments are hard to find, we do not include discrimination in our preferred specification but examine results both with and without this variable.