Sentence examples for instruments is common from inspiring English sources

For the geodetic survey of the terrain surface, the use of conventional surveying methods and instruments is common.

This study demonstrates that a lack of MI across disease groups in generic instruments is common; maybe more common than in other socio-demographic variables like gender.

For these reasons, cosmic ray instruments are common on both scientific spacecraft and operational spacecraft such as weather satellites.

Musical instruments were common too in artists' studios.

In terms of overall indicators, however, vaginal birth (no instruments) was common (see Table  3).

Automated IHC instruments are common in histopathology laboratories worldwide, and their use simplifies workflow and reduces hands-on time requirements for sample processing.

Piano transcriptions, usually for two hands and one instrument, were common in the 19th century, enabling works to become better known in a pre-gramophone age.

Kilwardby discusses second intentions in the context of a distinction he proposes between reasoning as a subject of a discipline (logic) and as an instrument which is common to all disciplines (DOS 455; LT 39, 125).

The Christian clergy made frequent allegorical and symbolic reference to instruments, yet ironically, it is common to find depictions of angels, cherubs, or King David playing on the very instruments that were not permitted to sound in Christian worship.

Singing and playing musical instruments is a common pastime among the resident population, who take pride in the traditions and role of music in cultural life.

The use of command-and-control instruments is particularly common at the national level, where governments have the authority to implement emergency controls on subject populations (World Health Organization 2006; Stern and Markel 2009; Steelfisher et al. 2012).