Sentence examples for the distribution of instruments from inspiring English sources

The distribution of instruments is fairly traditional, but with piccolo trumpet and bass trombone to explore extremes, and bells, gongs and tam-tams to variegate the sound.

The distribution of such notarized instruments was not concentrated exclusively among the economically dominant group of this oligarchic society.

It is also shown that conditioning reduces the estimation errors of OLS, whereas it deranges the distribution of IV when instruments are weak.

Differences in the distribution of data between instrument subgroups were compared using Kolmogorov-Smirnov, before combining the data derived from different instruments.

In principle, this implies the need to assimilate a greater density of observations; however, the distribution of ground-based observing instruments is often the most sparse at the highest latitudes, putting a greater premium on the assimilation of satellite data, e.g. from Langmuir probes and radio occultation techniques, or data derived from GPS tomography.

There will be discussion of the distribution of competences, the new instruments, institutions and the future European constitution.

The process for the survey begins with the distribution of the annual survey instrument (questionnaire) to each VA medical center reporting site; this is delivered to the administrator responsible for the facility.

The theme of the night was "spatial music"—music requiring an unconventional distribution of instruments in space.

The theme of the night was "spatial music" — music requiring an unconventional distribution of instruments in space.

The distribution of responses across the two instruments, specifically at the top and bottom of the scale, was examined to identify possible ceiling or floor effects.

Summaries of the distribution of scores on the three instruments assessing hope, quality of life and palliative outcomes for the combined sample as well as results of the exploratory factor analysis, are shown in Table 4 (see additional file 2).