Sentence examples for instruments that produced from inspiring English sources

Then came a sequence in which Mr. Reich used only instruments that produced tinklings reminiscent of music boxes.

If "Traces of the Calligrapher," organized by Mary McWilliams and David J. Roxburgh of Harvard University, is primarily an ensemble of the instruments that produced it, the show also evokes calligraphy as a physical act.

As important as the published reports are the machine-readable archives of data generated by projects, which can be used by researchers long after the instruments that produced them are rendered obsolete.

Poe's ball takes place in a sequence of monochrome rooms and the music had a strong sense of motion and spaces being entered and left behind, as well as colors that sometimes seemed eerily disembodied from the instruments that produced them.

These results are different from those of a similar analysis with narrow-passband instruments that produced data consistent with a uniform temperature loop, even though the actual temperature input was multi-thermal both along the line of sight and along the length of the loop.

This institution was the central influence on, and regulator of, Britain's musical history at a time when the forms and structures of modern classical music were being invented, along with new instruments that produce the sounds heard in contemporary concert halls.

We briefly identify additional cross-calibration issues for instruments that produce time series data rather than maps.

Sonnet+Imager is an object-based toolkit for creating instruments that produce abstract graphics in real-time.

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.

This can only be achieved by using generic (non disease-specific) health-related quality of life (HRQoL) instruments that produce a single index number (utility).

And arriving in Skinner's shop was the voice of the future, G. Donald Harrison, who championed a new instrument that produced a clear, well-balanced classical sound.