It is based on the premise that musical note onsets often have more energy than the steady-state component of the note, as in the case of many instruments, this is when the excitation is applied.
In the past two decades many instruments for the assessment of quality of life have been developed.
Regardless of what "the wall" is made of or how much more of it is ever built, it will always be just one of many instruments in the toolbox of security measures on the U.S.-Mexico border.
General Electric produced many instruments for the Manhattan project but was not successful in the postwar market.
In addition, many instruments like the Barthel Index use summary scores, which summate the scores of single items, so as to describe the extent of functioning and disability.
He easily mastered many instruments, including the flute, clarinet, bugle, violin, guitar and piano.
My husband was first horrified, and is now patiently accepting of my periodic allegation that there are just too many instruments in the music he lives for.
Ms Mogherini has many "instruments", in the jargon, at her disposal, including a well-staffed, brainy diplomatic service and the European Commission's financial clout.
Various Make Music events the pianos, the glockenspiels, the megaphones, and a gathering of bagpipes on Staten Island, which, regrettably, I missed articulated a running theme called Mass Appeal: convocations of many instruments of the same type.
Various Make Music events — the pianos, the glockenspiels, the megaphones, and a gathering of bagpipes on Staten Island, which, regrettably, I missed — articulated a running theme called Mass Appeal: convocations of many instruments of the same type.
