Sentence examples for under the instrument from inspiring English sources

For instance, when plastics engineers looked under the instrument panels of Chrysler's pickup trucks in the mid-1990's, they saw a forest of parts, including a metal beam, heater ducts, clamps and braces.

The larger meaning which they carry is as pertinent today as to the crisis of 1937-when part of the instant book was presented as a paper on "The Language of the Fathers" read before the American Historical Association at its commemoration of the !50th year of operation of our government under the instrument of 1787.

Coltrane taught him to approach the harp from a spiritual perspective, which wasn't difficult, given the circumstances that had brought him under the instrument's spell.

A setting of passages from Walt Whitman's "When Lilacs Last in the Dooryard Bloom'd," the work requires a vocalist who can sing with pinpoint accuracy while creating an illusion of spontaneity and a pianist well acquainted with the guts under the instrument's lid.

Using infrared cameras and other sensors, a virtual representation of the road ahead is displayed under the instrument panel.

As a toddler, she enjoyed crawling under the instrument during her older siblings' lessons.

Its miniaturised sample transfer chain has the capability to receive, handle and accurately position Martian soil samples under the instruments.

RVM and SVM learning classifiers were trained and tested on SLP-determined RNFL thickness measurements from 14 standard parameters and 64 sectors (approximately 5.6 degrees each) obtained in the circumpapillary area under the instrument-defined measurement ellipse (total 78 parameters).

RVM and SSMoG MLCs were trained and tested on OCT-determined RNFL thickness measurements from 32 sectors ( approximately 11.25 degrees each) obtained in the circumpapillary area under the instrument-defined measurement ellipse and SAP pattern deviation values from 52 points from the 24-2 grindependentlyntly and in combination.

To determine the number of Alexa-labeled phalloidin molecules under observation, the instrument was calibrated to determine the fluorescence intensity caused by a known number of molecules of Alexa-labeled phalloidin.

This meant Cryosat had to fire its thrusters to tighten the ellipse, bringing the highest altitude down from 770km to under 760km; and the instrument was then re-tuned for the changed circumstances.