Writing was a major instrument in the centralization of the Egyptian state and its self-presentation.
Thenceforth he developed as the major instrument in implementing papal policy during the reigns of Leo and his successors, Victor II, Stephen IX, and Nicholas II.
He also was told, he said, that the men doing the training were from JSOC, which, by 2005, had become a major instrument in the Bush Administration's global war on terror.
This article briefly reviews first the progress of spectroscopy in X-ray astronomy from proportional counters, a major instrument in early phase of X-ray astronomy, to gas scintillation proportional counters, X-ray CCD cameras, transmission and reflection gratings, and finally to X-ray micro-calorimeters.
Additionally, the other major instrument in the questionnaire (see below) had a component for studying physical and sexual abuse.
Evidence-based guidelines have become a major instrument in the quality control of health care, and the quality of these guidelines' development can be assessed using the AGREE instrument.
The MRS and MRI methods for determining liver fat content are already quite established and are expected to become a major instrument in epidemiological studies of populations increasingly suffering from overweight.
The three major instruments present in most styles are daluo (large gong without a boss, beaten with a padded mallet), bo (cymbals), and gu (skin-headed drum, beaten with two sticks).
The Breakthrough method developed by the Institute of Health Improvement has been one of the major instruments put to use in such collaboratives.
The lack of access to many major instruments caused a brain drain in the community up until the early 1990s, when Canadian science began to catch up.
