Sentence examples for supporting instrument from inspiring English sources

Just one listen to this album reveals why; the grace and versatility of Bruner's playing transforms his supporting instrument into a leading one rich with musical possibility.

The training and certification will incorporate the criteria set by the 2009/28/EC Directive regarding requirements for certified training courses and training providers, providing a supporting instrument for EU Member States to meet their obligations for acknowledged certifications for RES installers till 31/12/2012.

Supporting instruments include several vertically suspended gongs and a long bronze-bodied cylindrical drum.

What you notice first in Hadreas's new songs is silence, which he then breaks apart with his tremulous but accurate voice and a host of supporting instruments.

It also requires the results of Research and Technology Development (RTD) projects, including ICT decision supporting instruments such as tools and models, to be transferred towards policy implementation.

It was analyzed at eleven different points of the moldboard plough with the help of sensors accompanied with the virtual instrument developed in LabView software with the aid of other supporting instruments.

To help ensure those conditions were met, the Dutch government and other parties implemented a variety of supporting instruments.

In order to support instrument selection, economists have developed several evaluation criteria.

On the other hand these arrangements help synthesize results and support instrument refinement and development.

The most often cited reasons for not using the internet for teaching were lack of infrastructure and funds (90%, n = 49), lack of information technology (IT) connections (69%), and lack of trained persons to support instruments (57%).

And even in the Handel and Bach pieces, which emphasize a cool, technical brilliance of clear sound and rapid fingerwork, there was always the sense of breath supporting the instrument, the human quality that underlies the organ's particular voice.