Science is based on the premise that our senses, and extensions of those senses, through the use of instruments, can give us accurate information about the Universe.
Of course, music can be radical in other ways: rhythm, structure, texture, the use of instruments.
Importantly, it marks a gradual return in black pop to the use of instruments instead of electronics.
Mr. Lythgoe, first among equals among the show's four executive producers, said he favors allowing the use of instruments.
The movement calls for the use of instruments of the day, but also different techniques: cleaner articulation, sometimes swifter tempos, clarity of texture and, of course, less vibrato.
It will address the government's policies towards increasing woodland by examining tree-planting rates, types of trees to be planted and the use of instruments, such as carbon markets, to support increased planting.
Conrad Nelson's nautically influenced score unwinds like a long, rambling sea shanty to bind the story together, while the use of instruments blends seamlessly into Elizabeth Newman's imaginative staging.
The role of musical instruments in religious and healing practice is complex: at one time or another Judaism, Islam, and Christianity have each been hostile to the use of instruments in places of worship.
Second, that there must be a fundamental reform of the tax system to fund it – with taxes not just on financial transactions, but also on the use of instruments such as patents, trademarks and, increasingly, various rights claims over data that prevent the optimal utilisation of knowledge.
(For more on the use of instruments in La Géométrie, see Bos 1981).
Second, assume observability is understood as excluding the use of instruments.
