Sentence examples for instruments so as from inspiring English sources

I had heard guards were confiscating musical instruments, so as an experiment, I had put a child-size tambourine in my purse.

In fact, Ma and Perlman had put soap on their bows to dull the sound of their instruments so as not to intrude on the recording, which had been made the previous Sunday at a Marine barracks in Washington.

This study confirms the importance of identifying interactions between policy instruments so as to recognise – and manage – synergies and conflicts.

Therefore, to further improve the validity of this study, it is necessary to collect data from more sources, employing different research designs and instruments so as to better triangulate the findings of this study (see Seliger and Shohamy, 1989).

To compensate for this limitation, we gave careful consideration to our choice of measurement instruments so as to select tests and subtests that are less culturally biased and measure general skills.

Of particular concern is the possibility that language and cultural variation in immigrant populations might make it difficult to develop such instruments so as to produce equally valid results for people with different nativities and language skills - or cross-cultural comparability [ 11- 13].

When Harvard commissioned the models in 1886, they were intended as teaching instruments, so at least their accuracy has not faded.

However during the course of several successive stated and revealed preference surveys, we have developed a successful experimental design and survey instrument so as to measure destination choice coefficients.

The results are discussed with respect to further development of the instrument so as to advance the assessment of distorted cognitive processing in young people with internalizing symptoms.

Pilots could use the device for instrument training, manipulating the controls on the basis of instrument readings so as to maintain straight and level flight or controlled climb or descent with no visual reference to any horizon except for the artificial one on the instrument panel.

The proposed laws would cover the range of funds that deal in derivatives, auction-rate and mortgage-backed securities, highly leveraged transactions and a slew of other instruments so complicated as to defy description.