Sentence examples for instruments which can be from inspiring English sources
In one corner a team is working on an online store for musical instruments, which can be hard to buy outside the region's big cities.
But those tests are only as good as their designers' imaginations.Still, better, perhaps, to take the positions in liquid instruments, which can be sold rapidly, than in illiquid loans or in private equity.
The structured method includes questionnaire, structured interviews and instruments which can be viewed as quantitative.
This paper proposes and analyzes three policy instruments which can be used to enhance farmers' compliance with individual water allocations in a decentralized management context.
The purpose of this study is to develop enrichment test instruments which can be used to measure creative thinking skills and problem-solving that achieve valid and reliable criteria.
There are a number of instruments, which can be categorized by type of intervention: land use measures; infrastructure provision; management of the infrastructure; information provision; attitudinal and behavioral measures; and pricing.
Such Z-factors are tested by the DBR company's JEFFRI PVT instrument, which can be used under high temperatures and pressures.
Reagents are used in association with a specific instrument, which can be connected to any computer, and dedicated software is used for analyzing clot lysis kinetics.
Background: There is a need for an easily administered instrument which can be applied to all patients with restless legs syndrome (RLS) to measure disease severity for clinical assessment, research, or therapeutic trials.
The instrument, which can be used for tracking a radioactive plume, mapping fallout and searching for point sources, consists of three different detector types (GM, NaI(Tl) and CZT) and an air sampling unit.
They use the information from the non-overlapped harmonics of notes of a given instrument, wherever they occur in a recording, to create a model of the instrument which can be used to reconstruct the harmonic envelopes for overlapped harmonics, allowing separation of completely overlapped notes.
