Sentence examples for which instrumental from inspiring English sources
Third, an individual school can rarely provide opportunities for ensemble playing, without which instrumental teaching is pointless.
Vocal music still predominates even in countries such as Iran, in which instrumental music is cultivated independently.
Yet moment by moment, Vaughan Williams makes the ground slide beneath your ears, so to speak: and it's not just the harmony, it's the music's hauntingly subtle orchestration, too, in which instrumental timbres seem to melt into one another.
Music fans say the loss of the venue, which instrumental in the development of 20th-century British popular music, will strip London of an important stage for live bands.
The Da Capo Chamber Players have always been drawn to works in which instrumental color is put to descriptive or dramatic use, and to open its 41st season on Monday at Merkin Concert Hall, the ensemble assembled seven painterly, theatrical scores, mostly by British composers.
Also, prediction of responsiveness can be important in case of gradient-elution LC MS and LC MS/MS methods in which instrumental conditions are varied during time.
Weak instrument bias, a phenomenon by which instrumental-variable estimates using variants not strongly associated with the risk factor of interest are biased, may be substantial if large numbers of genetic variants are used (30), as may be necessary in a multivariable Mendelian randomization experiment.
But this argument doesn't provide a reason to conform to the instrumental principle in every case in which the instrumental principle is applicable.
Furthermore, chloride secretion is instrumental for the ability of gastric mucus to form a gel-like, viscous physical property, which is instrumental in mucosal protection and lubrication.
Councillors paid tribute to a community campaign which was instrumental in keeping City of Leeds School open.
But what geneticists did not then imagine was the rapidity with which their instrumental powers would change.
