Sentence examples for low instrumental from inspiring English sources
Based on the instrument concept inherited from the BESS spectrometer, a very low instrumental energy cutoff for antiprotons was achieved with a new thin-walled superconducting magnet and removal of the outer pressure vessel for BESS-Polar project.
The usefulness of the corrected OBTM data was evaluated by comparison to the Paros OBP data which have relatively low instrumental noises.
Since the ECCO-JPL model basically involves only geophysical fluid dynamics, the OBP observations, obtained using the Paros measurement system, have relatively low instrumental noise.
This range is compatible with the bandwidth of our seismometers (cutoff period of 1 s) and benefits from low instrumental noise.
Thanks to the low instrumental background and good energy resolution, X-ray CCDs onboard Suzaku are one of the best probes to study diffuse X-ray emission.
The very low instrumental detection limits (IDL: 0.66 4.02 ng/L) and method detection limits (MDL: 0.04 0.33 ng/g; 5.96 45.61 ng/L) are achieved.
Although signal to noise should have the lowest instrumental detection limit and the LFB method should be higher than that, because it has worse sensitivity due to interference, this finding shows that an analyst can improve the method detection limits in case of a limitation in IDL.
Going back to the man walking to a bar at night, you probably would want low voices (instrumental wise, not real voices) like Bass Clarinet, Tenor Saxophone, Trombone, or Baritone Sax.
"The Noonday Witch" moves Dvorak to explore extreme highs and lows of instrumental color.
Rhiannon Giddens adds muscular vocals to a brace of Duke Ellington tunes, but it's mostly a low-key, instrumental affair.
In these instances, there was almost no (recorded) precursory seismicity: in 1971 the nearest seismometer on St Vincent was 30 km from the volcano, while in 1979 there were seismometers on the volcano but only low-level instrumental tremor was detected and then only in the 12 hours before the first explosion.
