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Phase-averaged spectroscopy obtained with three of the BeppoSAX instruments shows that the 0.1 100 keV energy spectrum is described by a Comptonized component, a weak blackbody component (∼7% of the total emission) for soft X-rays, a narrow and weak iron emission line at 6.7 keV and low column density of material in the line of sight.

Though makers claimed that the newer valve removed sharp turns in the windway and thus improved the quality of sound and ease of playing the instrument, experience with well-made and expertly restored period instruments shows that horns with the older Stölzel valves play and sound as well as those fitted with the new-fangled Périnet valves.

The inter-rater reliability results from the early use of the new suite of interRAI instruments shows that most of the items in these instruments work very well in multiple service settings.

Moreover, the application of DOSC on the NIR spectra recorded on two different instruments shows that this method can be considered as a valuable alternative for the standardisation in classification applications.

Comparison of the measurements made by both instruments shows that the IMA data can be used as an additional and complementary tool to study the ionospheric plasma (see more details in Dubinin et al., 2008b; Fraenz et al., 2010).

However, with respect to reducing emissions of SVHC from imported articles, the comparison of both instruments shows that the authorisation scheme is clearly more effective since the respective requirement comes into effect more quickly, it shifts the burden of proof to the actors responsible for the possible risk and allows for case-by-case decisions to grant authorisation.

The dirt landed properly, and instruments showed that a vibrator on the screen designed to help shake soil into the chamber was working.

Because the pilot's instruments show that he is losing altitude, he may pull back on the stick and add power, thus inducing a spiral motion.

Scientific instruments showed that the gas had reached an average daily level above 400 parts per million — just an odometer moment in one sense, but also a sobering reminder that decades of efforts to bring human-produced emissions under control are faltering.

Our results have important implications for the future application of both instruments, showing that their benefits heavily depend on the market environment.

Plasma data from PROMICS-3 and Corall instruments show that cold ionospheric ions were attached to the boundary of velocity and pitch-angle dispersed (VDIS) hot ion structures.