Voorbeelden van instrumentation

• I was going to say that extra care is needed to supervise all these instrumentations, so that such accidents do not occur.

• The orchestra performs large-scale works as well as pieces for medium-sized and small ensembles of various instrumentations.

• In all implementations that we know of, this instrumentation is implemented in an ad hoc fashion.

• In addition to the main beam entry and pumping por ts, there are 30 smaller por ts available for diagnostic instrumentation.

• The drawbacks could be: 1) high initial cost for video thoracoscopic instrumentation; and 2) the risk of emergency thoracotomy for major bleeding.

• The figure also shows the extreme sensitivity of the boundary-layer stability mechanism (and, incidentally, of the instrumentation) to any change in the mean flow field.

• The present state-of-the-art instrumentation for the analysis of non-volatile organic compounds that target key biomarkers have detection limits in the subppb range.

• Thus, ad hoc instrumentation is tedious at a low level and it may be impossible at a high level.

• First, users do not have to deal with code instrumentation directives; the instrumentation has already been done.

• Research in neuroanatomy and neurobiology, and behavioral and molecular genetics, fields all currently benefiting from breakthroughs in instrumentation and imaging technology, complement this work.

• Networked music can reinterpret traditional perspectives on stagecraft, ensemble, improvisation, instrumentation and collaboration, or enable otherwise impractical relationships between controllers, sensors, processors, inputs and outputs.

• The first version was written in 1977, and was followed many others scored for a wide variety of instrumentations.

• The vocals and instrumentations are let go on until the musicians stopped playing and the girls finished singing, without fade-outs.

• The mechanical instrumentation was designed in such a way that any vibration or flow disturbance induced by the system could be immediately detected and corrected.

• Also, mechanical and electronic instrumentation can present a major difficulty.