Sentence examples for more instruments on from inspiring English sources

kit juckes (@kitjuckes) @LorcanRK ECB still has all instruments on table... knife, fork, nutcracker... November 19, 2013 Dan Davies (@dsquareddigest) @kitjuckes @LorcanRK they've got more instruments on the table than a Latin percussionist.

It would also have a ton more instruments on board.

This paper presents an experimental study on inertial hydrodynamic behaviors of an open-frame remotely operated vehicle (ROV) that has a complex open-frame hull but a large capacity to hold more instruments on board than those of other ROVs.

Forbes: How important is it, do you think, to have more instruments, like credit default swaps, go on exchanges?

Her fans can not only look forward to hearing more live instruments on ths album but also more of a genuine organic sound as well.

Future studies should overcome this gap, including more refined instruments on domestic, community and other types of violence, helping policymakers appreciate the evidence of more complex relationships among different types of violence and their outcomes.

The discovery suggests that more sensitive instruments on future satellites could gather material left behind by other long-departed comets, says space scientist Mike Combi of the University of Michigan, Ann Arbor.

Apart from more generic instruments on employees' experience of work context (such as; Situational Outlook Questionnaire (SOQ) [ 3], Quality-Work-Competence (QWC) [ 4], and The revised Nursing Work Index (NWI) [ 5]) there are few instruments available particularly for measuring context in relation to knowledge transfer in health care settings.

According to Tim Sendra of Allmusic, their version has more than four instruments on it as do most of the tracks, making it "more of a symphonic tribute to Beyoncé".

Every year that we choose to spend more on instruments of destruction than on schools for our children, our collective soul is diminished.

This paper deals with a critical review on the typical measurement methodologies combined with a comparative analysis of the metrological performances exhibited by the more common practice instruments on the market.