Sentence examples for instruments of the future from inspiring English sources

Still, he hopes that his ensemble — which builds the instruments, writes the music and performs it — will invent the instruments of the future.

After a few solid bars of MPC production and comments about instruments of the future, play-time was over.

The lie detector, billed as "a mechanical instrument of the future" by one of its earliest proponents, would in theory replace traditional police interrogations (heavily dependent on the third degree) and jury deliberations.

With that in mind, recognition grows that communication becomes the most important medical instrument of the future.

The instrument of the future expert workshops was applied as a fourth instrument for possible and changing needs for qualification.

Communication is the Most Important Medical Instrument of the Future John Paton has demonstrated an unprecedented level of communication in redefining the culture of his organization.

Telemedicine is one example of how healthcare organizations are realizing that communication is the most important medical instrument of the future.

We show that the PROMIS instrument represents a feasible and potentially valuable instrument for the future study of the effect of pediatric obesity on quality of life.

We showed that the PROMIS instrument represents a potentially valuable instrument for the future study of the effect of interventions in pediatric obesity.

Such instrumented Cyber-physical spaces (ICPS) are technologically cutting-edge and exemplary of highly instrumented spaces of the future; Fig. 1 illustrates an example of such an ICPS.

The use of these kinds of outcome instruments in the future will increase our knowledge of factors that are probably of more importance for patient satisfaction than range of motion, strength and radiographic changes.