Sentence examples for instruments in four from inspiring English sources
The work begins with the instruments in four remote and disconnected spheres, but a unified rhythmic center gradually emerges and the music builds to a blistering finale.
One of his last works was a Concerto for EVI (electronic valve instruments) in four movements on "aspects of our life" - Creation, Evolution, Pollution and Liberation.
It's famous, notorious even, for including as one of those scenes the Helicopter Quartet, first performed in 1995, in which the four members of a string quartet take to the skies with their instruments in four helicopters, and sound and video images of their aerial playing is transmitted to the audience on the ground.
In order to validate the global solar radiation data provided by CERES_SYN1deg, they were compared with ground-based measurements in the time overlap of both instruments, in four monitoring sites of the SAVER-Net project and an additional site in Tandil, which belongs to the Remote Sensing Group of IHLLA.
There was however, correlation of question purpose between the two instruments in four domains (Scope & Purpose, Stakeholder involvement, Underlying evidence/Rigour, and Clarity).
The objective of this study was to concurrently compare responsiveness and MCID for commonly used pain scales and functional instruments in four subpopulations of LBP patients.
Just listen to the running accompaniment in the Cantilène that opens the "Duo Concertant," as played by the Hungarian pianist Peter Nagy, and the skittish activity of both instruments in two movements that follow.
This article explores the implementation of these policy instruments in two countries, France and the Netherlands.
She works with up to 50 instruments in one show, whirling and dancing among them.
This paper reviews empirical studies of the innovation impact of four main types of policy instruments in two high-emitting sectors.
The new HSAs differ significantly from previous health savings instruments in one respect: the ability to accumulate unspent funds on a tax-preferred basis.
