Sentence examples for instruments stand out from inspiring English sources

Streisand was not willing to wear in-ear monitors but the band was fitted with them, to reduce stage wash and make the band's instruments stand out better individually in the mix.

The instruments stand out starkly against infinite blackness.

From Table 5, it is evident that, although all types of financial transactions have shown impressive growth, two instruments stand out both in terms of transactions as well as volumes.

Lone instruments stood out from wind chords like cowlicks.

Reviewing the New York Philharmonic's inaugural concert in the hall, on Oct. 19, 1976, he wrote: "Single instruments stood out in relief.

The instrument stands out due to its applicability for fluids as well as solid bodies, bulk solids, and compressible solids.

One instrument stands out: the rango is a Sudanese marimba consisting of rough-hewn wooden keys atop a thick frame, with strange gourd-like sound resonators ballooning beneath the heavy wooden keys like mummified lungs.

"Composers like to use the instruments, because they stand out, creating a funny or scary sound," says Richards, who lives in Toluca Lake.

Based on our predefined criteria none of the seven instruments seem to stand out in a positive or negative way, and their potential use as PROMs should be studied more elaborately.

The moment you connect them, the instruments will seem to stand out in three-dimensional space, and the orchestral textures will grow richer.

Record individually For isolation, Record the instrument that you want to stand out twice Raise volume a little more than the rest of the instruments For drums use at least 8 mics and have a mic above hi-hat a mic attached to your snare.