But as musicians today learn to master a repertory spanning four centuries, questions of performance practice and instrument choice become vital — and demand to be addressed anew with each concert.
The digital economy bill is also extremely ill-defined, leaving many crucial decisions to future codes of practice and statutory instruments.
Consequently, spirometers are increasingly available in general practice, and modern instruments are not only measuring FEV1 (forced expiratory volume in one second) and VC (vital capacity), but also inspiratory parameters.
The block just east of Times Square was once home to dozens of music stores, practice studios and instrument repair shops.
The BBFC adds: "There are also strong verbal references to such practices and the instruments used".
Because it means you don't have much knowledge of institutional detail, particular practices and financial instruments and so on.
GPs are the first target of reforms; best practices and new instruments (e.g. key performance indicators) have been introduced, particularly with respect to patients with chronic conditions.
The European Union of Medicine in Assurance and Social Security (EUMASS), a network of insurance medicine associations in seventeen European countries, recently published a comparison of work disability evaluation practices and the instruments in use, including guidelines [ 8].
The provision of delivery care by health professionals and in health facilities is expected, and indeed, likely to decrease infection rates because of use of clean practices, sterile gloves and instruments.
In the fourth and fifth grades we learned to read music and practiced our instruments, and then in the sixth grade we played in the school orchestra.
