instrumentation

All the same instrumentation we need to add to a scooter to make it autonomous can benefit a rider, too.

However, it was normalizing in a way that left me cold, emphasizing vocals at the expense of instrumentation.

Professional work in medical diagnostics for Sehgal and lab instrumentation for Pinto kept both busy, but they continued their discussions around plant science and soil health.

The orchestra parts and instrumentation were recorded in late June, but by then, Birkin fell ill and required hospitalization.

Officials at the nuclear station, near the Gulf Coast midway between Houston and Corpus Christi, believe frozen instrumentation is to blame for the reactor tripping offline.

But each time, we change the instrumentation very drastically.

The band sounds more mature, like a fuzzier T. Rex, and the instrumentation here is awe-inspiring.

Anton Rubinstein had set him a second task—the translation of Gevaerts treatise on Instrumentation.

I must take this opportunity of setting right a little mistake in the instrumentation.

A musician may have mastered the mechanical trick of instrumentation, and yet his works may not be at heart orchestral.

Some parts show an increased knowledge of instrumentation, and seem to bear the impress of a firmer hand.

The instrumentation, also, though quite in the Mozart style has nevertheless, some original characteristics.