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Discover LudwigThe phrase "makes the instrument" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used to describe the action of creating or constructing a tool or device for a specific purpose. For example: - The engineer makes the instrument that will be used for measuring the air quality. - The musician carefully makes the instrument to ensure it produces the perfect sound. - The inventor's goal is to make an instrument that revolutionizes the medical field.
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Giacchino makes the instrument gaunt and deathly, much as Mahler did in the last song of "Das Lied von der Erde".
To function, the accelerator's superconductors must be kept at just a degree or so lower than intergalactic space: that makes the instrument the coldest place in the universe.
He figured a way to steady his guitar in his lap, above his useless legs, wedged a butter knife between his thumb and fingers that were stiff and clumsy, and, over time, learned to strum with one hand and pinch the strings with the knife in a way that makes the instrument seem to cry, as if alive.
Developed in 1845 by Ignaz Stowasser of Vienna, it has a spiral circular form that allows the helicon's bell (the flared end of the instrument) to rest on the player's left shoulder and, thus, makes the instrument relatively easy to carry in marching or horseback military bands, for which it was designed.
This makes the instrument being an interesting and promising device for on-line process monitoring.
Use of a sine bar mechanism for angular motions for the two reflector stages makes the instrument fairly inexpensive.
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"That's the kiss of death because it makes the instruments sound very unappealing and thin".
Tuning to 442 hertz (Hz) makes the instruments sound a little brighter and more brilliant.
All this before you cut it and make the instrument.
The process of making the instrument was gradually standardized.
Someone might hear a really good player and ask who made the instrument".
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