Sentence examples for instruments of normal from inspiring English sources

Surge drums between equipment provide a measure of stability in that fluctuations are not transmitted along a chain of equipment, including those fluctuations that are characteristic of control instruments of normal sensitivity.

Structural and functional connectomes are emerging as important instruments in the study of normal brain function and in the development of new biomarkers for a variety of brain disorders.

The piece uses a delightful hodgepodge of percussion instruments, the normal assortment of found objects, in a piece that is a "sprawling, high-energy, landscape that is simultaneously spirited, provocative, and fun".

The varying absolute values between instruments causes the determination of normal ranges and thresholds for hypoxic-ischemic brain injury to be problematic.

The Southampton Hand Assessment Procedure (SHAP) is a measurement instrument of the functionality of normal, impaired, and prosthetic hands [ 1].

First, the small size, ~10 μm, of the typical CP IDP is well below the capability of normal laboratory instruments.

But Trump's order gave him a chance to do two things: mock his predecessor, and scorn the normal instruments of the American legal system.

As policy makers in Tokyo have found, a period of falling prices makes the normal instruments of economic management less effective, with consumers preferring to hoard money rather than spend.

Nor is it credible to say that Snowden could have done what he did without breaking the law, not when we have also learned that the normal instruments of oversight and judicial review were broken.

When you have large numbers of people ready to commit suicide, and ready to do it by making themselves into human bombs, using the most normal instruments of daily life -- an airplane, a car, a garage door opener, a cellphone, fertilizer, a tennis shoe -- you create a weapon that is undeterrable, undetectable and inexhaustible.

This is represents the upper limit of normal on the self-completed, fourteen component instrument.