Sentence examples for instruments high from inspiring English sources

Very efficient and capable of carrying relatively heavy weights aloft, Hargrave's kites had a design that was quickly adapted to lift meteorological instruments high into the air.

Gary Kemp stabbed out Spandau's signature chords on the synth, guitarists Norman and Kemp junior held their instruments high against the chest in an arch anti-rock stance, while John Keeble hit his bass drum four-to-the-floor.

Put that together with sharp instruments, high heat and powerful chemicals and the salon starts to look less like an oasis of calm and more like a barbershop of horrors.

In 1958, looking for a place where the level of carbon dioxide would not be too severely influenced by local plants or industry, he installed some instruments high up on Mauna Loa, a Hawaiian volcano.

Although helium-filled weather balloons regularly launch instruments high into the stratosphere, at altitudes of 20km (65,000 feet) the air is 15 times less dense, causing the balloons to expand and ultimately burst.This problem has long vexed the American military, which would like to use lighter-than-air dirigibles as atmospheric satellites, or stratellites.

In addition, some of these new techniques are time-consuming and characterised by expensive instruments, high analysis costs, the need for specialised technical personnel and are, in some cases, limited by single-sample analysis.

Nomad is powered by a gasoline-driven generator that supplies electricity for its computers, communications, scientific instruments, high-resolution digital camera and propulsion.

This can take a variety of forms, for instance: selling and distributing music over the internet; web design and computerised advertising services tailored to music products; software design focused on multimedia products and virtual instruments; high-tech post-production and mixing services; and virtual centres and communities of music industry actors.

Musicians rated qualities of new instruments higher, too.

Air samples were collected using three different instruments: high-volume air samplers, high-volume air samplers equipped to capture aerosol particles by size, and personal breathing zone samplers.

Air samples used to assess lifeguard exposure to brevetoxins in the air were collected using two instruments: high-volume air samplers and personal breathing zone samplers.