Sentence examples for sends instruments from inspiring English sources

The piano was stored out of sight, largely forgotten and uncared-for, until, two years ago, it was rediscovered by Khamis Abu Shaaban, the administrator of Gaza's music school, and Lukas Pairon, the founder of the Brussels-based charity, Music Fund, which sends instruments to Gaza and other places around the world where they are needed, and trains local people to repair them.

The veterans department's own investigation confirmed some of the accusations, including that the sterilization unit had sent instruments to the podiatry clinic that were "blood- and rust-stained and contained dirt and particles," according to special counsel.

People like Dr. Tziolas say the technology already exists or will soon exist to send instruments and perhaps even people to nearby stars, although a human flight could cost hundred of trillions of dollars.

"There's been a steady decay in the competence and the feeling that you're really dealing with scientific peers," said Dr. Van Allen, who with his group at the University of Iowa has sent instruments on mission after mission with NASA over the decades.

This makes it an ideal location for sending instruments into Earth's magnetic field and the polar cups, cleft and cup.

Send instruments to: Harmony Project, 817 Vine Street, Suite 212, Los Angeles, CA 90038.

The humid heat tends to send the instruments out of tune — and in unhappily assorted directions (the metal instruments' notes may go sharp even as the woodwinds' go flat).

We should be sending unmanned instruments in all directions.

Drilling companies often send sensitive instruments called geophones into the drill holes to analyze these tiny tremors because they indicate whether the rock is fracturing as expected.

The V-2s are being expended by a Panel composed of university and industrial scientists, who examine the requests of the organizations that wish to send scientific instruments aloft in the rockets.

In the late 19th century box kites, consisting of two or more connected open-ended boxes, started being used for sending meteorologic instruments aloft to measure wind velocity, temperature, barometric pressure, and humidity.