Sentence examples for instruments prevalent from inspiring English sources

The soundtrack continues the musical theme of "ancient instruments" prevalent in the Crystal Chronicles soundtrack, but additionally incorporates more modern orchestral instruments such as string and horn pieces.

To continue to identify key concepts targeted by the various instruments and prevalent student alternative conceptions in the STEM disciplines, the meeting participants identified items from extant multiple-choice concept inventory assessments, such as the GCA and the Comprehensive Assessment of Outcomes from a First Course in Statistics (CAOS) to adapt to constructed-response formats.

In a recent interview Chen Qigang said, "It is far more difficult for a person from the East to express his feelings on the piano than on the violin or on wind instruments," because the microtones prevalent in Eastern music can't be replicated on the piano.

Welds were instrumented with thermocouples to deduce the heat transfer effects prevalent in the process.

Basket weaving, pottery, and musical instrument making are prevalent in many rural areas.

The AIS is an 8-item instrument which measures the most prevalent symptoms of insomnia and potentially negative effect of disturbed night sleep on daytime activities during the last month.

One of the most prevalent non-preference based instruments, widely used in both public health and clinical medicine disciplines across countries, is the KIDSCREEN [ 5- 8].

The data was Poisson scaled before the analysis [29] to enhance the signal and thus contribution of the elements that are less prevalent or to which the instrument is less sensitive.

Therefore, accelerometry may be less suitable as a comparison instrument in countries where cycling is highly prevalent such as the Netherlands.

If psychosocial disability were more prevalent in the sample, the instrument would have shown greater positive predictive value.

The informed consent and study instruments were provided in either English or Yoruba (the most prevalent indigenous language in Ibadan) to accommodate participants who did not speak English fluently, although English is the official language spoken in Nigeria.