Sentence examples for specified instruments from inspiring English sources

Colotomic structure, in music, use of specified instruments to mark off established time intervals.

First, cross-sectional QUEST-RA data cannot provide detailed analysis of all work disability-related issues such as specified instruments concerning work disability/participation but rather provide an overview across various countries.

A study of source separation method with a MIDI representation of specified instrument part [25] will help solving the accompaniment problem.

Values of 10 and over are taken to be sufficient to exclude weak identification using the specified instrument (maternal C282Y).

Next, heat-denaturation, hybridization under stringent conditions, and incubation with streptavidin-conjugated R-phycoerythrin detection conjugate were followed by read-out according to the specified instrument settings, resulting in MFI levels per HPV type for each specimen.

The measuring interval or measuring range is the set of values of quantities of the same kind that can be measured by a given instrument with specified instrumental uncertainty under defined conditions.

At the start of the calculations of the S-WPIA, data from the specified particle instruments are transferred to the SDRAM from each instrument's assigned partition on the MDR.

He did not specify what instrument or instruments he was writing for: the fugues are notated on four separate musical staffs.

At other times, he said, he looked at how the composer had specified an instrument's tuning in his writings, and then used software to correct the pitches, just as certain popular singers digitally adjust their performances in the studio to improve their vocals.

A future is a derivative contract that promises to deliver a specified good, instrument, or cash during a set future month known as the delivery month under the terms set forth in the futures contract.

His solution was a work for four players — the score does not specify the instruments, but requires them to be similar — that begins with a slow, rising scale pattern in which the lines are out of sync and the intervals are microtonal.