Sentence examples for shared instruments from inspiring English sources

Sometimes the players shared instruments, taking shifts during rehearsals.

Instruments submitted to the library are reviewed by a library oversight committee, with rotating membership from multiple institutions, which ensures quality, relevance and legality of shared instruments.

It would mean that individual research groups could have their own telescopes, instead of having to book time on shared instruments months in advance, as they do now.

These stories have resonated globally, and will continue to do so, because the NSA's spying apparatus is designed to target the shared instruments used by human beings around the world to communicate with one another.

The practitioners' use of shared instruments is thought to aid the transmission of hepatitis B, hepatitis C and HIV, although no epidemiological studies have shown this.

The assay operates for 4 years and has performed more than 40,000 patient samples on a shared instrument.

The chromatographic system was thought and optimized for providing a dedicated line for this measurement on a shared instrument.

Sorting of the lentivirally transduced NPCs for the ADAM9-knockdown experiments was performed with the assistance of C. Crumpton and B. Gomez on an instrument in the Stanford Shared FACS Facility obtained using NIH S10 shared instrument grant S10RR025518-01.

In songs about characters leading dissolute, drug-addled lives, the music is as cleanly executed as punk could be; unisons are perfectly tuned and timed, like one big shared instrument, pounding home riffs like a stainless-steel railroad spike.

It is very rare that a composer and poet seem to be so perfectly in sympathy with one another and in performing and listening to Finzi's songs, you have the impression that the voice is the shared instrument of poet and composer.

The coincidence prompted them to become fast friends.They bonded over their shared instrument, and over the fact that they were both women operating in a field whose most visible practitioners are men.