Sentence examples for shapes of the instruments from inspiring English sources

Although Western audiences were often mystified by the odd sounds and shapes of the instruments when he began touring in Europe and the United States in the early 1950s, Mr. Shankar and his ensemble gradually built a large following for Indian music.

The results clearly demonstrate that the spectral shapes of the instruments are comparable and thus enable us to estimate the composition of each geologic unit, although absolute reflectances differ slightly in some cases.

And there are hints of this tech-forward approach throughout the vehicle, including the shapes of the instrument panel and door trim, which are meant to reflect "a spaceship to the moon".

The specific materials and shapes of these instruments are useful for identifying the types and species of shamanism and following their development.

Mr. Yokota emphasized the need to understand the organ's "proportions" — the relationship between the size and shape of the instrument and its components.

The shape of the instrument was intended to facilitate the cut of a limb in a single sweep, which some surgeons accomplished using a knife with a convex cutting edge and others a knife with a concave cutting edge.

"I have some concerns about the shape of the instrument making it a little awkward for fast navigation when performing solo, I don't think I would be able to play the instrument as dextrously as a more traditional keyboard or grid based controllers," he said.

(Hornbostel-Sachs, for example, divide aerophones on the basis of sound production, but membranophones on the basis of the shape of the instrument).

The objective of this study was to evaluate whether the changes in the design of the ProTaper canal instruments contribute to the shaping ability of the instrument in terms of the morphology of curved canals measured by the cross-sectional area using the Bramante method.

The agencies, against the odds, look in better shape than many of the instruments they once rated so generously.

His first work focused on geometric shapes, while the second found inspiration in the bellows shape of the musical instrument it is named after the result is some very unconventional menswear.