Sentence examples for that instrumental from inspiring English sources

It is especially important that instrumental variable (DISTANCE) is significantly related with instrumented variable (FRIENDS) because this relationship is required by the IVs technique.

Singers in the 18th century practiced the way that instrumental concert soloists do today.

Mr Deaton says that instrumental variables encourage economists to avoid "thinking about how and why things work".

In all these cases, it appears that instrumental conditioning serves to modify, via the law of effect, initial responses that owed their origin to Pavlovian conditioning.

The authors argue that the causal effects that instrumental strategies identify are uninteresting because such techniques often give answers to narrow questions.

Because if you accept the idea that instrumental music is capable of "saying" anything at all, then it's in the symphony that that power is released most grandly, most extravagantly, and most directly.

Orchestral musicians are very like squaddies and schoolchildren, most notably in their penchant for ya-boo jokes: witness their puerile digs about the poor sods who play that instrumental Cinderella, the viola.

Experience has shown that instrumental procedures (such as electroencephalography and studies of cerebral blood flow) that seek to establish widespread loss of cortical function contribute nothing of relevance concerning the cardiac prognosis.

By 1979 he said that he did not share "the premise that instrumental reason has gained such dominance that there is really no way out of a total system of delusion in which insight is achieved only in flashes by isolated individuals".

This paper begins from a recognition that instrumental use of sustainability indicator systems is rare.

It is sometimes claimed that instrumental rationality is the only kind of practical rationality.