Sentence examples for instruments were so from inspiring English sources
Nonetheless, the tone of unaltered or properly restored examples is extraordinarily good, and it is easy to see why Ruckers instruments were so highly prized that a lively business in making forgeries of them flourished in the 18th century.
When doctors started using mercury thermometers in the mid-19th century, the instruments were so large that the mercury typically took almost a half-hour to heat up for a temperature reading -- unthinkable for people today, who have become accustomed to getting a temperature reading in just seconds with an instant ear thermometer.
One reason is that the rating agencies used both a mathematical model and the judgment of their in-house specialists when forecasting the default probabilities of corporate bonds; on subprime-related securities, they could only use mathematical models, not least because the instruments were so new.
His instruments were so thoughtfully conceived that they will continue to conjure up sounds that we could never imagine.
This discrepancy is likely because of the complexity of the construct of CRM skills and possibly because our methods and target audiences differ from those of Fletcher et al. and Kim et al. Interestingly, in our study, the inter-item correlations for observers' scores on the ANTS and Ottawa GRS instruments were so high that we created composite observer scores for each.
The timbres of your two instruments are so different.
But why should these 300-year-old instruments be so sought after?
And many of the new risk-dispersing instruments are so illiquid that trouble may not emerge for some time.
Now, he said, many instruments are so expensive that young players cannot hope to get loans big enough to pay for them.
Yet bond yields climbed enough to lure buyers yesterday, especially because inflation -- which erodes the value of debt instruments -- is so subdued.
One focus should be accounting: remarkably, pricing some instruments is so complicated that banks on both sides of an intricate trade have reported profits.
