Sentence examples for on different instruments from inspiring English sources
It has been reported that important discrepancies could be observed when one HRM method was used on different instruments [18], [19].
With the exception of the Nyman intervention – which, ironically, does have a sense of Monteverdi about it in its overlapping – musically, The Coronation of Poppea will sound instantly recognisable to audiences familiar with the original; it's the same melodies and structures, just delivered on different instruments and improvised with a little differently.
However, it remains challenging because of potential inconsistency of relative response factors (RRF) on different instruments.
It's good to play on different instruments during the day, changing them every hour or so, which I do when at the Cleveland Institute.
In 1957, a German scientist, Bernard Rensch, reported in Scientific American that his test elephant could distinguish 12 musical tones and could remember simple melodies even when played on different instruments, at different pitches, timbres and meters.
The experiments were performed at two different locations on different instruments and were converted to titration curves using two different methods, resulting in a consistent experimental data set for the dendrimers measured.
Various types of policy instruments have been implemented to reduce local and global emissions, but the impact on innovation of different instruments has received less attention.
We examine the effect of different instruments on the size and structure of co-inventor networks based on patent data.
He had played nearly forty songs from different decades and bands and eras and Zeitgeists, on a bunch of different instruments.
Sone stores are even nice enough to have one of their employees play on 2 different instruments so that you yourself can hear the difference.
Moreover, the application of DOSC on the NIR spectra recorded on two different instruments shows that this method can be considered as a valuable alternative for the standardisation in classification applications.
