Sentence examples for instruments on different from inspiring English sources

Nilas, who has never studied composition, wrote the music on a synthesizer, weaving together the different instruments on different tracks.

Over the past few years, climatologies of precipitating electrons have been developed for several instruments on different satellite programs.

The covert recording, it was alleged, showed D'Mello was "among other matters, using dental instruments on different patients, including children and elderly patients, without first decontaminating them, and reusing dirty gloves on different patients".

This paper describes the basic characteristics of the data derived by each instrument, briefly describes the data-processing conversion from radiance to reflectance, and demonstrates what we can achieve by combining data obtained by different instruments on different missions (five remote-sensing instruments and an Earth-based telescope).

The ruggedness of the SW-AdSV method was evaluated by carrying out the analysis using two different analyst (operator) and different instruments on different days.

The ruggedness of the potentiometric method was evaluated [27] by carrying out the analysis using two different analyst (operator) and different instruments on different days.

The aims of the paper were to ascertain whether different instruments, based on different conceptualizations, differ in their ability to capture frail individuals; to analyze whether individuals categorized as frail by the two frailty measures show differences in terms of functional status; and to investigate how these measures are related to each other and to disability.

However, because it assessed the psychometric properties of three different instruments on eight different dimensions, it was beyond its scope to statistically combine the results of different studies.

America's CERES programme, the result of observations by seven different instruments on six different satellites, suggests the Earth has actually absorbed more energy and reflected away less over the past few years, rather than the other way round.

Benjamin Fingland, the clarinetist, sat beneath a standing lamp at center stage, producing a nightmarish range of sounds on instruments of different sizes and configurations.

These examples illustrate the difficulties encountered when comparing findings from studies conducted with different instruments on differing age and population groups with varying sample sizes.