Sentence examples for nearest instruments from inspiring English sources

Perhaps somewhere, whether in Surbiton or Scunthorpe, some kid will be infuriated enough by the return of the Great Satan to reach for the nearest instruments and invent the angry, new future of rock'n'roll.

Each player site reads music, playing the notes on the nearest instrument.

You are asked a series of trivia questions related to playing music, or perhaps even put on the spot to play an "F" on the nearest instrument.

The manual effort involved from the moment the add-on is printed into the laboratory to the time the sample is loaded on the proper analyzer averaged approximately 3.5 minutes prior to introduction of the P701 (composed in large part in retrieving specimens from racks near instruments or in the refrigerators), and 45 seconds once the P701 was implemented.

Tornado intensity is not estimated directly from measured wind speeds, because tornadoes rarely pass near meteorological instruments.

In an introduction, Mr. Holland, a British automobile collector and restorer, explains why he did not go beyond 1973: "I have deliberately stopped at the point where natural evolution has brought all to the same bland conclusion -- the padded facia containing near-identical instruments and controls in standardized positions.

The disadvantage is the relatively large investment for Fourier transform (FT) IR or near-IR instruments, and the need for matrix-dependent calibration.

Because of their low outgassing and their thermo-optical properties, black anodized aluminium parts are often used near optical instruments to manage thermal control in space applications.

The most recent racks were kept near the instruments.

Hand-held Raman and near-infrared instruments are also available for testing of drugs in the field in developing countries, although there are some drawbacks with these approaches 183– 183.

Out of the corner of my eye, I saw near his instrument a flash of blue — the dura starting to peek through.