Especially the part where the Axeman is talking about "playing his instrument," in great detail.
The deeper-pitched saxhorns remain regular brass band instruments in France, Great Britain, and the United States, where they are not known as saxhorns but simply as alto in E♭ (in Britain, tenor horn), tenor in B♭ (baritone), the wider-bore baritone in B♭ (euphonium), and bass in E♭ and contrabass in BB♭ (sometimes called tubas).
The quality of data acquired during the first year by the IR2 camera, which is attached to a spacecraft orbiting Venus, together with a performance evaluation of the instrument, is reported in greater detail than in Paper I. This work enabled us to learn to stabilize the operation of the cryo-cooler of IR2 while achieving the desired cooling performance.
I have never seen us more disconnected from each other than we are right now....We are splintering off into segments, interest groups, lobbies, target audiences, blogs, boxes...Our racial, cultural and religious differences -- always our great strength -- have become an instrument in our great disconnection.
With the initiative, the SNB may no longer be able to use its current instruments that work in great part through a quick impact on the monetary base.
The concepts derived from this study may be applied in the manufacture of instruments for greater precision and effectiveness in the delivery of intracanal medicaments.
In addition, most of the instruments either study a particular domain in greater detail using a lengthy questionnaire or are too short to provide meaningful comparisons and detection of change across different domains.
Peters's voice is one of the great instruments in the world of musical theatre dulcet but full of attack, slightly mournful around the edges.
If musicians think they are playing one of the greatest instruments in the world, one that served virtuosos before them, they may actually play better.
The amplitude and phase spectra of the instrument response functions of the three coil types (Fig. 4) show the order-of-magnitude range of sensitivity (V/nT) of the three instruments in the bandwidth of greatest interest (100 s to 10 Hz), as well as phase shifts inherent in the transducers.
