Sentence examples for instruments turned from inspiring English sources

Moreover, tanks, originally conceived as offensive instruments, turned out to be at least equally useful on the defense, especially when dug into the ground in "hull-down" positions and deployed with other weapons and field fortifications such as antitank ditches, mines, and barbed wire.

The two frailty instruments turned out to be correlated with each other (r=0.483, P<0.001).

It's not just the players who suffer under such conditions: the varnish on string instruments turns sticky; wood expands and warps.

Then Homer gets attacked by Three Musicians by Pablo Picasso in which their instruments turn into machine guns and shoot at Homer.

She put down the instrument, turned to her boss and said, "He's dead".

That legislative instrument turned out to be another retrogressive force in the South, albeit a more benign one than segregation was.

It is by definition a social instrument, turning middle managers into bullet-point dandies.

Jeremy Mage hefted the guitar onto his left knee, ran his left hand up the fret board and inclined his chin over the instrument, turning the pegs and strumming until the six strings were tuned.

Carnap argued that the observational statements by reference to which empirical statements can be tested may be construed as sentences describing directly and publicly observable aspects of physical objects, such as the needle of a measuring instrument turning to a particular point on the scale or a subject in a psychological test showing a change in pulse rate.

A 10 times larger instrument turns 1σ effects into 10σ effects (or does as well in 1% of the time).

However this instrument turns out to be weak (F-statistic < 10), and we were unable to identify other valid instruments in the WES.