Sentence examples for instruments marked from inspiring English sources

Either way, it was through their voices that British beat groups, covering the same songs with the same lineup of instruments, marked themselves off from each other, and it was through this emphasis on voice that vocal rhythm and blues made its mark on the tastes of "mod" culture (the "modernist" style-obsessed, consumption-driven youth culture that developed in Britain in the 1960s).

The song's instrumentation also includes Afro-Cuban drums, a "rollicking" piano line and an ensemble of wind instruments, marked by a piccolo trumpet solo which sounds "like it's straight out of the Dynasty opening theme song".

A customs official said instruments were marked with serial numbers, although usually with stickers.

A set of 21 short poems for quasi-reciting voice and five instruments, Pierrot Lunaire, marked an intermediate stage; and four later works, including the third string quartet, saw the full development of the 12-tone style.

The time intervals during which the ship was in proximity to our instruments are marked on the figure.

In one room, visitors found music stands holding diagrams of DNA, as well as petri dishes filled with unidentified substances and metal instrument cases marked "Fragile: Traveling Musicians Being Prepared," as if an orchestra were being cloned from the material in the dishes.

I love idea that it was "the silken thread of a female European garden spider, placed in the focus of the eyepiece of the Observatory's chief instrument, that marked the centre of time and longitude measurement (even if they used a series of threads rather than a single central one).

Colotomic structure, in music, use of specified instruments to mark off established time intervals.

Without objective instruments to mark the toll of economic growth, people rely on the subjective: the stifling heat of successive summers, the forests and fields turned over to homes and shopping malls, the thickening air above cities, their sympathy toward various environmental protests.

Neonatal outcomes included traumatic injury (excluding instrument marks and minor bruising), Apgar scores (subclassified as Apgar score of ≤3 at 1 min or <7 at 5 min), paired cord blood results (subclassified as arterial pH of <7.00) and neonatal intensive care unit (NICU) admission.

Both FASB and IASB have said that only some financial instruments should be marked to market, primarily those that businesses planned to trade.