Sentence examples for printed instruments from inspiring English sources
Whatever detractors may say about the virtues (or lack thereof) of 3D printed instruments, the prospect was apparently alluring enough to capture the attention and imagination of legendary bassist Harvey Brooks, now a member of the Zoybar community.
Increasing complexity comes from using digital data from patient anatomy to further plan surgery and to provide 3D printed instruments, templates, and models to facilitate surgical intervention.
They could select any questions they chose from the printed instrument, but were to ask each question first in English and then in Portuguese.
Poor staff compliance with practicing with the audio CD prior to bedside pilot of the instrument limited usefulness of the communication tool, and inclusion of phonetic pronunciation on the printed instrument might have mitigated this weakness.
He later sent us a video of him playing his customised creation so we could all hear what it sounded like, which is to say, not too shabby for a 3D printed instrument.
Few of us are old enough to recall the time when a "stock ticker" was a busy telegraph printing instrument that worked according to the most basic principles of electricity, electromagnets, mechanical devices, and machining tools.
BBC Click's LJ Rich spoke to Professor Diegel about his plans to make and develop more 3D-printed instruments.
The first printed book on musical instruments, Sebastian Virdung's Musica getutscht (1511; "Music Translated into German"), contains woodcuts of instruments and some indications of instrumental practice and technique.
In the Mount Vernon music room, no instruments or printed music were handed out when a class of fifth graders arrived.
During the war musical manuscripts, printed music, books and instruments were confiscated, swept up as war trophies, lost or displaced under circumstances of crisis.
To ensure homogeneity of color presentation all batches of the instrument were printed at the same time on bright-white paper.
