Sentence examples for instruments which in from inspiring English sources

In the mysterious second movement the piano discourses with percussion instruments, which in this performance, as Bartok requested, were placed right behind the piano onstage.

His score calls for two pipa players, as well as a Chinese zither, a string section, two percussionists, and a battery of untraditional instruments, which, in addition to the klaxophone, include the Crystal Baschet (a series of glass rods played by moistened fingers) and the glass harmonica, an instrument invented by Benjamin Franklin that looks like a glass kebab laid on its side.

Reverse convertible notes (RCNs) are the type of financial instruments, which in recent years first in Europe and then in the US – have become highly desirable financial structured products.

Eclipse for biwa and shakuhachi (1966) illustrates Takemitsu's attempts to find a viable notational system for these instruments, which in normal circumstances neither sound together nor are used in works notated in any system of Western staff notation.

Unfortunately there is a shortage of such instruments, which in itself presents a challenge for future research.

In the present paper we focus on the accuracy of measuring instruments, which, in cases of inaccuracy will be referred to as instrument error.

In the first stage, the selection process is modeled by regressing the actual school entry age on a so-called instrument, which in this case is when the child starts school according to the cutoff date.

The Cavity Beam Position Monitor (BPM) is a beam diagnostic instrument which, in a seeded Free Electron Laser (FEL), allows the measurement of the electron beam position in a non-destructive way and with sub-micron resolution.

The value of the offset V can be measured by one's willingness to pay for such an instrument, which in turn, can be found by solving for C when the total cost of using the instrument exactly balances the benefit of using it.

CBHI differs from other forms of microfinance in that it uses an insurance mechanism, i.e. a financial instrument which, in return for payment of a premium, provides members with a guarantee of financial compensation or service on the occurrence of specified events [23], p.13.

All youth who expressed interest in participation were first screened through the Eligibility Screening Survey (ESS) instrument, which, in addition to verifying the basic eligibility criteria (such as age and residency requirement), also collects information on the key socio-economic characteristics of youth.