Sentence examples for instruments projected from inspiring English sources
For the music of heaven, then, Messiaen offers a serene melody in the unearthly sounds of three electronic instruments, projected around the auditorium, with orchestra and choir in support.
The Freely and K6-I instruments are different surface electromyographic instruments, projected and constructed in different ways.
His tendency to rock and pivot while playing could not have made his job easier, as it constantly shifted the angle from which his instrument projected to the audience.
A more definitive diagnosis can be obtained using corneal topography, in which an automated instrument projects the illuminated pattern onto the cornea and determines its topology from analysis of the digital image.
The instrument projects onto the retina a beam of light generated by a superluminescent diode, with a infrared wavelength (820 nm).
May is founding co-director of The Instruments Project an ongoing exploration of the philosophical, historical, and political dimensions of contemporary design technologies and co-editor, with Zeynep Çelik Alexander, of a collected volume cataloging that work, The Instruments Project: Architecture and Evidence (Minnesota, forthcoming 2018).
Images of the musicians and their instruments were projected around the set, with an accordion rippling across screens in time to the rhythms.
Way back in the early 1900s, the Russian composer Alexandr Scriabin invented what he called the tastiéra per luce, an instrument that projected colored light corresponding to musical notes organized according to a chromatic scale.
The guide_bot software package is best suited for the start of an instrument design project as it excels at comparing a large amount of different guide alternatives for a specific set of instrument requirements, but is still applicable in later stages as constraints can be used to optimize more specific guides.
Putting the woodwinds, brasses and double basses on a series of risers guaranteed that those instruments would project with greater clarity than if they were on the same level as the strings.
General Circulation Models (GCMs) are one of the primary instruments for projecting future changes in climate variables (IPCC 2007).
