Sentence examples for obsolete instruments from inspiring English sources

These days, Jonny Greenwood meets Varèse halfway too, taking with him obsolete instruments such as the theremin.

As a result, Weber feels that his brand of storytelling is becoming obsolete: "Instruments, images, tests, metrics, surgery, pharmaceuticals: no room left for Weber's anecdotes".

It had been considered an obsolete instrument until then".

On this flight, designed to extend Hubble's mission to 2010, astronauts are scheduled to replace an obsolete instrument with a new Advanced Camera for Surveys, which astronomers expect to be far more powerful than the current main camera.

He's performed the almost-obsolete instrument at UCLA, with the Blue Man Group at the Hollywood Bowl and in Barcelona, Spain.

Chance's search also takes him to the solar-powered house of Lane Windbird Gregg Henryy), an eccentric New Age composer who collects obsolete electric instruments only to destroy them in giant bonfires.

As Internet finance is creating a more completive financial market, it may produce a far-reaching impact on credit risk management and demand the amendments to obsolete legal instruments (Luo 2013; Mishikin, F.S 2012; Tan 2014).

The prince was a passionate performer on the baryton, and Haydn provided for his patron more than 150 compositions featuring this now-obsolete cellolike instrument.

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They were done without anaesthetic, with obsolete or inadequate surgical instruments, with no sterilisation, often with very poor light, on kitchen tables, by medically untrained people with no real knowledge of anatomy.

During Pond's term, obsolete and worn-out instruments at Greenwich were replaced and the staff increased from one to six, enabling him to complete in 1833 a catalog of positions of 1,112 stars with an accuracy previously unknown.