Sentence examples for instruments typically from inspiring English sources

"To be precise, it simply means music that favors period instruments, typically baroque and before.

Vineyards that can afford climate detection instruments typically use a single weather station positioned around the centre of the crop.

Such instruments typically compile a package of mortgage-backed bonds into one deal for investors to buy.

Composers such as Salvatore Sciarrino and Helmut Lachenmann currently dominate European modernist composition, as they write — often convincingly — in a style that studiously avoids the natural sonorities that instruments typically make.

This is an orchestra of many wooden- and brass-keyed instruments, typically accompanied by bamboo flutes, drums, gongs and cymbals.

Molecular diagnosis of malaria by nucleotide amplification requires sophisticated and expensive instruments, typically found only in well-established laboratories.

In Greek music, the element of harmony was added to an essentially modal system so that a solo instrument (typically clarinet or violin) plays the highly ornamented melody and another instrument (a guitar, or laouto) plays the chordal background and maintains the reiterated rhythmic pattern.

The scale is not described in the paper but it is a utility instrument, typically administered by interview.

Field testing focused on item response rates; inter-rater reliability; and convergent validity of scales within each instrument, typically considering frequently used scales as the benchmark standard.

The primary outcome measure was the BDI-II (Beck Depression Inventory Second Edition), 18 a validated instrument typically used for assessing the level of depression in outpatient treatment programs.

These findings are consistent with the symphony orchestra musicians' monotonous working postures, which depending on the played instrument typically also comprise a prolonged static and/or repetitive dynamic but monotonous use of the left upper extremity.