Sentence examples for instruments in time from inspiring English sources

There are some ingenious shifts between scenes, not least when an usher's tray full of ice lollies turns into an orchestra pit full of instruments in time for Biff's Covent Garden triumph.

And of course, it wouldn't be Justice unless it nodded to rock's stylistic tradition, and there are appropriate shots of what might be the band playing their instruments in time with the song.

Used with appropriate samples, these instruments should in time provide the type of information needed to specify a threshold for the outer edges of eating disorder NOS, generating in the process an operational definition of what constitutes an "eating disorder".

Our instruments must in time go out of tune, each in its own quite different way.

Fellaini has improved after a dreadful first season following his £27.5m move from Everton but his role appears to be as United's blunt instrument in times of trouble.

Mr. Johns excels with acoustic instruments in real time, but he also produced "Hosanna," a devotional love song with swells of droning tape loops.

The recording session seemed unusual by today's standards — musicians playing instruments in real time with an engineer sitting behind a mixing board, and the sounds being captured on an eight-track tape machine.

These infrastructures are complex systems, precisely designed to ensure they are flexible, robust and stable and also capable of managing a wide range of sensors and instruments in real time with minimum maintenance.

Make sure you have a copy of the score to make any on-site edits you decide to make after hearing the instruments in real time.

Many who introduced organs in worship held the same view of biblical authority as those who refused to do so; their interpretation simply led to a different conclusion about the use of musical instruments in apostolic times.

The average instrumentation time is 8 s. Figure 4 shows the number of apps instrumented in different time, which reveals that most apps are instrumented in 7, 8, and 9 s.