Sentence examples for instruments in recent from inspiring English sources
There has been a trend towards increasing heat loads for cryogenically cooled Earth Observation instruments in recent years.
Major concert halls have been built with fine instruments in recent years in Nashville Orange Countyy, Calif.; Philadelphia and Los Angeless, among other sites.
The United States securities market, the world's largest, has developed dozens of hybrid financial instruments in recent years, ranging from mortgage-backed securities to floating-rate debt instruments with interest rate ceilings.
These have been more careful about their use of the instruments in recent years because of the "keep-it-simple culture" fostered by the Sarbanes-Oxley act, says Wolfgang Koester, boss of FiREapps, a firm that provides exchange-rate risk-management software.
Scientists have deployed new instruments in recent years in an attempt to observe the waves, but so far they have remained elusive.
But along with an advance in the playing of the instrument in recent decades he cited "incredible advances in building marimbas".
Networks of instruments developed in recent years by researchers at the Lamont-Doherty Earth Observatory and elsewhere have improved our ability to provide those predictions for vulnerable populations.
Reverse convertible notes (RCNs) are the type of financial instruments, which in recent years first in Europe and then in the US – have become highly desirable financial structured products.
The pace of cost reduction accelerated even further with the launch and subsequent evolution of the massively parallel sequencing instruments seen in recent years.
This protocol lays out the first-step methodology in defining a Core Domain Set for clinical trials of tinnitus by establishing existing knowledge and practice with respect to which outcome domains have been measured and which instruments used in recent registered and published clinical trials.
The market for such instruments has exploded in recent years, but it is almost entirely unregulated.
