Risk assessment has been used to inform indeterminate sentencing in the UK, 12 and has become a largely uncontested part of an expanded criminal justice process in the US. 13 Furthermore, a 2004 survey reported that of the 32 US states where parole is an option, 23 had used such instruments as part of these decisions.
In contemporary releases, one can hear musicians playing 40-year-old guitars recorded with 50-year-old analog technology and using such vintage instruments as Moog synthesizers and Mellotrons.
Compound lenses are used in such instruments as cameras, microscopes, and telescopes.
Getting off to an early -- and early music -- start is the Fanfare Consort, which uses such period instruments as the clarino (a valveless trumpet), baroque oboe and harpsichord in pursuit of what the artistic director, Thomas Freas, calls "modern-day premieres of baroque music that has not been heard since the time of the composers".
I've already alluded to the sly use of such instruments as saxophone and viola d'amore.
Relatively new modular effects units were used, such as running voices and instruments through a Leslie speaker.
Defying the idea that there's no room for innovation in painting, McCloud uses such heavy-duty instruments such as torches and hammers.
Changes in health related quality of life in the intervention and control groups were reported in three trials using instruments such as SF-36 Health Survey [ 47, 51], EuroQol instrument (EQ-5D and EQ-VAS) [ 48], and Nottingham Health Profile (NHP) [ 46].
Dowsing is based on the premise that humans can tap into that energy, too, using instruments such as branches and pendulums.
After various demonstrations by expert witnesses, crashing metal on metal and using instruments such as a 1996 Akai Sampler, it was shown that an imitation of the sound-bite would have been possible in 1997.
