It also became valued as a solo instrument, particularly for concerti.
Consideration of further refinement of the instrument, particularly for improving the smoothness of the weft velocity curve obtained by using it, indicated possible advantages of developing it as a twin sensor based design.
As can be seen in Figure 5, the hypothesis holds relatively well in most cases; however, there are some instruments (particularly woodwinds) for which this tends to fail.
Other functional instruments particularly used for patients with mild cognitive impairment are the Activities of Daily Living-Prevention Instrument [ 31], developed to rate ADL in prevention of dementia studies, and the Functional Assessment Questionnaire [ 32].
In addition, many existing instruments, particularly those for measuring pollutants other than PM and CO, cannot feasibly be used in settings typical of the rural areas of developing countries because of limited portability and durability of instrumentation.
Furthermore, the analysis in this paper transcends the "certificate" debate (i.e., tradable green and white certificates) and considers other instruments, particularly feed-in tariffs for renewable electricity.
There are some essential criteria in identifying what constitutes a 'good practice' in combating child sexual abuse and exploitation (including trafficking): the intervention(s) must be rights-based and, therefore, in adherence to international human rights instruments, particularly the CRC, Stockholm Agenda for Action, and ILO Convention No. 182.
They also pushed for moving the trading of complex financial instruments, particularly credit default swaps, to centralized clearinghouses.
Various generic or disease-specific instruments exist for measuring QoL or HRQoL among children and adolescents [ 9, 10] and in recent years there has been an increase in the number of instruments, particularly disease-specific instruments [ 10].
Sir Charles Vernon Boys, (born March 15 , 1855 Wing, Rutland, Eng. died March 30 , 1944 St. Mary Bourne, Andover, Hampshire) English physicist and inventor of sensitive instruments, known particularly for his utilization of the torsion of quartz fibres in the measurement of minute forces.
