Sentence examples for on another instrument from inspiring English sources

41 For example, an NT of 3.5 mm is reported as 3.2 mm on one machine and as 3.8 mm on another instrument.

"Coltrane was the soloist who probably best interpreted Thelonious's music on another instrument, and in Thelonious, John Coltrane found an intellectual mentor, who pushed him to the cutting edge," said Mr. Monk, 56, who heard them both in his family's Manhattan apartment as he grew up.

Richter, 42, has spent several additional winters at the South Pole starting in 1997, when he first traveled there to work on another instrument, AMANDA, which laid the groundwork for the IceCube neutrino detection experiment.

The instrument was based on another instrument routinely used to collect health information on current or former injecting drug users in Ireland, the Health Research Board National Drug Treatment Reporting System NDTRSS) [ 26].

Concurrent validity is defined as the degree to which the scores on an instrument are related to the scores on another instrument administered at the same time, or to some other criterion variable at the same time.

Researchers have now turned to another instrument on board the Mars Reconnaissance Orbiter to analyse the chemistry of the mysterious RSL flows.

Construct validity refers to the extent which scores on a particular instrument relate to another instrument [ 18].

For example, you could say "you have made fun of me for years for not actually knowing how to sing "Happy Birthday," so I've prepared something special for you".. Start off by playing one note on a piano or another instrument.

But we waited until another instrument on Galileo had a confirmation of it, and then we announced it".

But then a barrage of particles from a solar eruption passed by Voyager, and that generated vibrations that could be detected by another instrument on the spacecraft.

Mr. Widmann uses the sound of their picks on the bricks as another instrument, adding a sense of passion and movement to a stage that is all too often static.