Kenosha has diversified manufactures, including musical instruments, tools, automobile engines, apparel, and metal products; food processing is also important.
One of the compelling themes in your book is the economy's growing reliance on complex financial instruments — tools that allow investors to speculate on the price of commodities without actually owning them.
If this were the case, Cupid would be a very clumsy painting because its iconography is that of melancholia, of death and destruction, and specifically of Albrecht Dürer's famous Renaissance engraving Melancholia I, which it echoes from the messy way the instruments, tools and papers are scattered around, to the dividers, to the central figure's wings.
As a child she tried to shut her ears to these sounds: "She wanted... sounds that had been boiled clean, like a surgeon's instruments, tools with nothing attached except meanings that could be looked up in a dictionary - empty of pain and memory and inwardness".
And the 'logical forms' we use in the course of inquiry are understood as ideal instruments, tools that help us to transform things and resolve our problem.
Marcell et al. [13] ran several studies gathering human labels and classification for 120 sounds produced by animals, people, musical instruments, tools, signals, and liquids.
In doing so we analyzed the ability of the FLZM to integrate with the other instrument tools, therefore enabling the use of the FLZM as an insightful and informative additional questionnaire.
The suicide-risk-checklist, resembles an adaptation of the semi-structured instrument "Tool for Assessment of Suicide Risk" (TASR).
Dissections were performed on a plastic cutting board above a mixture of regular and dry ice by means of scalpel, tweezers and a Dremel® 200 series rotary instrument tool according to a standard procedure.
Required instruments and tools for the experiment in this comprehensive study, DST tools are being used.
Curiosity is armed to the teeth with instruments and tools.
