Sentence examples for instruments that it from inspiring English sources

Yamaha sought to compensate for the decline by inventing new versions of its classic instruments that it hoped would invigorate sales.

Specifically, tapping into Rocket Internet's expertise, Borro will soon be making its way to entering emerging markets in South America and Asia, and using know-how from OurCrowd it plans to expand the instruments that it uses to finance its loans, with new features including a LendingClub-style crowdfunding platform, and more extended loan times beyond the six-month range Borro offers today.

Since the launching of Aqua on May 4, scientists had slowly been activating and testing the half-dozen instruments that it carries, NASA officials said.

When it is fully operational in 2013, Alma will provide such an increase in sensitivity over current instruments that it will find a previously unseen galaxy every three minutes.

Zumpe made mostly square pianos having a "single action," a simple mechanism that Zumpe had developed and that was so well suited to domestic instruments that it was later widely used and adapted by other builders.

What's more, CUNY knows that two of its diagnostic tests -- in writing and reading -- are such inadequate assessment instruments that it has hired a company to develop new tests.

The truth is that the 20Hz is in the tail end of the bass spectrum, and instruments that produce it only produce it as a part of their sound.

The emergent phenomenon of the Sonata in E Minor outlasts any single performance or player, and it exists with or without the instruments that embody it in sound or the scribblings that transcribe it to paper.

"For me, that is one of the purest instruments that exists; it's just the air and the life that come from it.

Senegal's is even called "Strum your koras, strike your balafons" after the instruments that play it.

Some have argued instead that gold's long upward march has been partly driven by the development of new financial instruments that make it easier to trade and speculate in gold.