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Putting undue emphasis on the education's social-instrumental value was easy to leave the education losing its independence.

He also brought with him his young apprentice whom he wished to inspire, and who would be instrumental in carrying out the task at hand.

The essential nature of Chinese subject is neither as an instrumental property, nor humanity, let alone their combination.

The total target of the system is to provide an instrumental professional water management system for the city water undertakings.

Aria is often elaborate composition for solo voice (occasionally for two solo voice) with instrumental accompaniment.

Paul Mauriat's musical style is often referred to as "easy pop" or "instrumental pop" .

Many modern analytical instrumental methods have been used in identification and quality control of herbal medicine in recent years.

Years of instrumental practice, knowledge of repertoire and study of theory are necessary to approach this sort of genius.

His sudden characteristic shifts between the major and minor modes in his instrumental music are a stamp of his personal style .

However do not focus on the worse scenario, as you may otherwise be instrumental in bringing it about.

And you couldn't deny his talent. It was pretty clear he was going to be instrumental in what we were trying to do.

Two Springs Reflect the Moon is an exquisite example of Chinese instrumental folk music stemming from the heart of a small-town folk artist.

While some of those circumstances have proven to be instrumental, none have been proven to be the sole determining factor.

Simon Peter was worth ten Andrews so far as we can gather from sacred history, and yet Andrew was instrumental in bringing him to Jesus.

After that piece, we were back to the instrumental performance, but this time, it was the recorder ensemble.

Mathematician Grace Hopper of the U. S. Naval Reserve joined Aiken's team at Harvard and was instrumental in keeping the Mark I running.

Although significant, magnitude of mothers' limitations did not solely explain commitment, either instrumental or affective.

This de facto privatisation has led to an explosion in personal wealth and was instrumental in the creation of an urban middle class.

Through out his life, Samuel Barber had composed three operas, one piano concerto, a large number of instrumental works, songs and choruses.

Those same six people can be instrumental in praising you and your business to the extent that your profits grow and your downline expands.

Jagland said the EU was instrumental in making "a continent of war a continent of peace. "

Your kind words mean so much to me, and you have been instrumental in working to help retire our campaign debt.

Yet plastic cards, which make day-to-day transactions so much easier, are often instrumental in creating the worst consumer debt problems.

Inner Mongolia rich folk instrumental music, different styles, Mongolian Traditional Music Department ensemble one of the categories.

Once just an obscure statistical method, instrumental variables are now popping up all over the place.

The government says the proposed law is a fine piece of legislation and will be instrumental in fighting corruption.

And, as well as being a pleasure to work with, you've been instrumental in helping us complete many key projects.

And while strength may be instrumental in winning respect, it has nothing to do with winning affection.

He coined the phrase "Total War" , and was instrumental in convincing the nation to fight long after the war was effectively lost.

A: Instrumental classes are conducted in the form of a small group with no more than 10 trainees.

The distinction between instrumental and normative values can best be described in terms of economic choice and moral responsibility.

She was instrumental in securing the passage of the Lisbon treaty, which strengthens the EU's role in justice, migration and foreign policy.

Powder Engineering and its Surface Modification ; -Water Treatment Technology ; -Instrumental Analysis .

Thus, countries' geographic characteristics can be used to obtain instrumental variables estimates of trade's impact on income.

Until it gradually emerged from being traditional qupai music into a pure instrumental ensemble form.

In the West, clear delineation and classification of job responsibilities are instrumental in creating a strong company culture.

Of the substitutes, Wright-Phillips was to prove instrumental in Chelsea's first meaningful attack after conceding the goal.

He led the league in blocking last season and was third in scoring statistics that were instrumental in his team's five straight titles.

You know how we call all instrumental music classical?

Civil servants in key government departments will be instrumental in the attempt to realise these reforms and inefficiencies .

Such a system was instrumental in finding and controlling disease in Aceh following the tsunami.

Are reconstructed pre-instrumental hemispheric temperatures consistent with instrumental hemispheric temperatures?

They are in contact with a high percentage of the population and can be instrumental in helping people change their behaviour.

And if you see living as a good thing, as I do, that gives pretty strong instrumental reasons to set the goal.

We of the Galactic Federation will be instrumental in bringing an end to your experiences of lack and the denial of your rights.

As an attorney who represented Netscape in the late 1990s, she was instrumental in painting Bill Gates and company as overeager bullies.

The dub style is characterized as a mainly instrumental version of an existing song, typically emphasizing the drums and bass.

In Seneca, the relationship of the disciple with the master was important, but it was instrumental and professional.

Music An instrumental composition written for a small ensemble and having characteristics of the suite and the sonata.

It has one of the most outstanding melodies in Chinese instrumental music.

Vermin-catching skills aside, cats are not useful to humans in any instrumental sense, nor much inclined to put themselves at our service.

Therefore, the instrumental factor implied in proposition is clearly emerged by the statement that technology is not an economic category.

instrumental motivation and achievement motivation, while extrinsic drive includes interest motivation and integrative motivation.

The Ice Age may have hindered the cultural revolution in the north, but elsewhere it could have been instrumental in furthering it.

As a very strong instrumental Basic discipline, braille plays an important role in required courses of special education major.

He has been instrumental in connecting with community leaders, creating a bridge between them and the schools.

The humanism idea of regional economic development shows that humanism restricts instrumental rationality and their concerted development.

Instrumental amplifiers with high input impedance, high CMRR and low drift are widely used in the small signal amplifying field.

Then according to the accompaniment, we divide choir into A Cappella and Choir With Instrumental Accompaniment.

Ninety percent of international trade moves across water, making access to the sea instrumental in realizing economic growth.

The 25-year-old is regarded as one of the finest wing-backs in football and was instrumental in Porto's treble success last season.

The Mayor is a committed supporter of the Youth Games and was instrumental in supporting the Youth Games bid.

President Bush has awarded America's highest civilian honor to three men who were instrumental in the U. S. -led invasion of Iraq.

Measurements (visual or instrumental) should be made within a standardized time period or as agreed upon between interested parties.

The crux of the problem lies in the technical basis of administration and the professional autonomy and its rational instrumental value.

A tremulous or pulsating effect produced in an instrumental or vocal tone by barely perceptible minute and rapid variations in pitch.

The angles of instrumental-rationality is not original features of the justice but its opposite and has brought more harm for human being.

This practice was extremely instrumental in enabling me to graduate with two degrees in three semesters.

Nutritional quality frequently can BE assessed by chemical or instrumental analyses for specific nutrients.

In between instrumental parts, keep the vocalist on standby so that you can always spend an hour or two on vocals.

The procedure should be sequentially followed by extraction and separation, chemical analysis and instrumental analysis.

Instrumental analysis can be divided into elemental analysis and compound and molecule specific analysis.

He was instrumental in providing the excellent facilities of the Drug Information Center Conference room for the sessions.

Goldman continues playing bass in his indie instrumental band and has plans for a summer tour.

It is an instrumental approach to acquaint oneself with the culture of the target language in second language acquisition.

The remaining modes in which labour is indirectly instrumental to production, may be arranged under five heads.

He was instrumental in designing the federal system of government whereby the states would share power with a central authority.

A few years ago it was hip to listen to lengthy instrumental pieces from Iceland; now, it's nearly commonplace.

India was instrumental in bringing down apartheid & colonialism, while Chinese enjoyed "honorary white" status profiting from apartheid.

When he came here he was very instrumental in bringing over his many siblings and other relatives from Russia, Poland.

Antoinette was instrumental in many programs to broaden the scope of theater during a lifetime that ended at the age of 58 in 1946.

The significance of reforming contents and curriculum system for the teaching of instrumental analysis in biochemistry is discussed.

Originally intended to be an instrumental piece, Jimmy Page used some 14 guitar tracks to overdub the harmony section.

Since then, the Japanese have been instrumental in nearly wiping out the Western grey whale population.

Beethoven concert with their own labels to move people's hearts, they do not think instrumental music is a secondary art.

Lula kept the nation's economy stable and growing, and he was instrumental in giving Brazil a greater role in international affairs.

A dedicated Maoist, Mr Bhattarai was instrumental in his party's decision to join parliamentary politics and thus end the monarchy's rule.

The authors employ both acoustic and auditory analyses, as such it represents the first instrumental study of Tsou.

The angles of instrumental-rationality regard justice as a tool for safeguarding or gaining personal or group interest.

It was given to Cobb in 1936 when he was instrumental in saving the life of a Palawan chieftain's son.

It was given to Cobb in 1936 when he was instrumental in saving the life of a Palawan chieftain's son.

Chinese Music Virtuosi was founded in 1997 with a vision to promote traditional and contemporary Chinese instrumental music .

The Carpenters were a vocal and instrumental duo, consisting of siblings Karen and Richard Carpenter.

The results show that the device has higher sensitivity and accuracy. The instrumental error is less than 10%generally.

Your opinions are the voice of the consumer and will be instrumental in improving the products our client delivers.

A giant of physics , he helped develop quantum theory and was instrumental in building the atomic bomb .

Drawing standard curves is the quantitative method most used in instrumental analysis.

Wall Street opposes such change and was instrumental in narrowing the scope of personal bankruptcy in the first place.

most methods employ digital computations and certain correction techniques that minimize instrumental errors.

Music An instrumental composition consisting of a succession of dances in the same or related keys.

The "Thriller" -period videos were instrumental in converting MTV from a backwater to a sensation.

China has been instrumental in driving down the costs, and making available that technology. So there is a real connection.

Solfeggio, as a basic theoretical course, plays an important role in vocal and instrumental music performance.

With the prevalent narrative turn, the structural approach has shifted its goal from totality-oriented to an instrumental role.

Relying on technological approaches and instrumental systems, humankind transcends the natural limits.

He was instrumental in turning pharmacology from an empirical study of medicine into an exact science.

Communication can be divided into two different areas: instrumental and affective.

Nowadays, the abuse of instrumental rationalism and pragmatism causes a decline of the humanistic spirit and the significance of value.

Expectancy theory predicts that motivation is enhanced when behaviors are highly instrumental in achieving desired outcomes.

Because it features both vocal harmony and instrumental accompaniment, the music cannot be considered true Gregorian chant.

Support from Red Cross volunteers has been instrumental in controlling large outbreaks of the closely related Ebola haemorrhagic fever.

Out of the motet, under the influence of Italian and French instrumental music, came the cantata.

Also accumulated examples and materials for the further system research of instrumental music teaching method.

A footstone of thinking for the construction of harmonious society, it plays a rational, instrumental and instructive role.

The dominant image of motherhood is instrumental in undermining the credibility of the Patriarchal society.

Molecular biology proved instrumental in this research, which revealed the different signaling pathways that we now know.

It's worth noting that traditional and new media organisations were instrumental in unmasking the falsity of the "gay girl" blog.

Financial opening will only increase the instrumental effect of market operation but will adversely impact all the other tools.

China's operation of law is still instrumental rather than principled.

The two men were teammates at Milan and former Barcelona midfielder Albertini was instrumental in picking Donadoni as Lippi's successor.

He was instrumental in pushing the passage of landmark civil rights legislation in 1963 and was awarded the Nobel Peace Prize .

His books have been instrumental in changing my thoughts on personal development and given me inspiration.

The Instrumental climate, where fulfillment of individual interests is in focus.

Over the past years, Gloria Resort has been improving its staff uniforms, which are instrumental in promoting the hotel's image.

Genetic analysis of flowering time mutants is instrumental in dissecting the regulatory pathways of flowering induction.

He also was instrumental in saving the Mayfair house where George Frideric Handel once lived, turning it into the Handel House Museum.

Language plays an instrumental role in determining the tone of a negotiation.

General self-efficacy, instrumental help-seeking and executive help-seeking forecast the academic achievement fine.

The new album offered three versions of this song - original, remix and instrumental version.

Then began the most hazardous task of all: our attempt to control the instrumental record.

Henan Bantou is one kind of a traditional Chinese instrumental music of a string cable.

I've also not talked about test fixtures, which can be instrumental in setting up test data or seeding a database.

But what about Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac, the vast "government sponsored enterprises" that were instrumental in stoking the subprime boom?

The unity of the instrumental and humanism attributes, is the basic characteristics of Chinese subject.

This concert of Chinese and Western instrumental ensemble shows the natural combination of graceful Eastern and Western styles.

But the large range of instrumental errors, we recommend that enterprises should always use the fast drying proofing moisture meter error.

Fifth, the "catfish effect" is an instrumental cause of establishing political types.

Critical Discourse Analysis was first proposed by Roger Fowler, as a branch of instrumental linguistics in Language and Control in 1979.

Many senior women say supportive male bosses and mentors have been instrumental in their rise.

The indices of the equality of essential public health services are instrumental for measurement.

Our focus on developing a more results-oriented agenda has been instrumental in efforts to address disputes in the South China Sea.

It's possible that an authority figure will be instrumental in helping you discover that you can shine in more ways than one.

Or it could also be instrumental in telling the body how to create arms and legs.

The company claims "optimized streamlining, weight reduction and modifications to the 80 hp 1. 4 TDI" was instrumental in taking the record.

The new business contacts we established there will be instrumental in enlarging our export portfolio, in particular to the EU countries.

The symphony is subjected to variation in harmony, rhythm, meter, and tempo, dynamics, register and instrumental color.

Hence the urgent need of cultivating an integral motivation rather than an instrumental one towards leaning English.

The album contains eight remixed instrumental versions of original tracks from Present Arms and its bonus 12 " single; "

But whatever the claims of empire, the instrumental variable now enjoys an almost imperial grip on the imagination of economists.

I'm a shocker at this, but learning to delegate and share has been instrumental in growing my own business.

In the case of instrumental, light reflectance should be uniform of 85%.

The fiber obtained from bananas is soluble fiber, instrumental in lowering blood cholesterol levels. . .

In structural mechanics it frequently happens that the force p is instrumental in causing the displacement u.

Using both the instrumental and biological analysis techniques is the trend of determining the pesticide re. . .

After they accept Taiwan's lobby, the congressmen will change their relation with Taiwan from instrumental one to emotional one.

Under the identification approach, an individual becomes committed for its own sake rather than for instrumental reasons (Wiener, 1982).

Is may the solo, the accompaniment, instrumental ensemble's important national musical instrument.

In instrumental activities of daily living, more people need assistance in preparing meals and house cleanings .

This value is neither pure instrumental value nor pure intrinsic value, but the unification of the two.

A vocal or instrumental part written for a voice or an instrument within this range.

To add your vocals or instrumental part, you need to make a recording on your computer.

In modern society, after law became the leading factor in social life, the ideology of instrumental reason was established.

A suggestion is instrumental jadeite grading by established a database of the high quality jadeite.

This can only happen with the help of early adopters, who are instrumental since they are used as both examples and evangelists.

The apparatus in Chemical method is simple, the determination limit of Instrumental method is low and the analytical precision high.

The subjects showed strong motivation and their integrative motivation proved stronger and more common than their instrumental motivation.

The surge in bank lending this year has been instrumental in helping China recover from the depths of the global financial crisis.

EXAMPLE: The new transportation system will be instrumental to the region's successful economic development.

Later, lessons learned from AIDS were instrumental in helping control tuberculosis and curbing the spread of SARS.

There are many examination methods of paper evidence in forensic sciences, many examination methods are trace instrumental analysis.

Two factors have been instrumental in lifting the veil of misunderstanding.

In making decisions, the frontal lobe of the human brain, which is relatively new in evolutionary history, is instrumental.

Work closely with instrumental and electrical engineer to finish related maintenance.

Standard addition method has been widely used in instrumental analysis.

Dissertation committee members, and especially the chair, are instrumental in this process.

Instruments: national or western modern instrumental music playing.

However, because of the instrumental reason and irrationality, translation studies in this period hasn't noticed ethics as well.

Chinese is instrumental one discipline , is the implement communicating views.

Chinese folk music is divided into: folk songs, folk music, folk instrumental music, folk music, rap music and folk opera.

Current state and future directions of instrumental analysis for petroleum products.

They were, for example, instrumental in maintaining relationships between the United States and the Soviet Union during the Cold War.

The courses are divided into two categories, namely Workshop Series and Instrumental Classes .

So the performance of microaccelerometer and instrumental drop hammer machine complies with technology standards.

He was also instrumental in pressing Libyan officials to agree in 2003 to give up Tripoli's nascent nuclear program.

Although his work was instrumental in bringing the Copernican system into prominence, Galileo was far more than just an astronomer.

In instrumental values, 'the 1980s'university students value ability most, then interpersonal relationship.

Modern analytical chemistry is dominated by instrumental analysis.

Since then, they have been instrumental in setting up educational programs at other area schools.

His creations involve vocal music, opera, instrumental music, madrigal and many other fields.

The magazine was instrumental in launching the Imagist and Objectivist poetic movements.

Han Fei-zi instrumental relationship owns strong social cohesion and mobilization force.

Instrumental groups are called ensembles, bands, or orchestras.

Earthworms may be instrumental in dispersing fungi or bacteria .

I'm at a point where almost every fitness goal I set can't really be justified on instrumental reasons.

This provides the basis of instrumental analysis for sensory evaluation of the wine.

Siegel criticizes Laudan s arguments for instrumental rationality and argues the failure of instrumental rationality.

The baroque age brought a new interest in instrumental music. These developments culminated in the works of J. Bach and G. Handel.

Feist sings: "words are like a lasso, you're an instrumental tune. "

Instrumental criminal culture includes the idea of deciding aim and controlling power.

Technical innovation is instrumental in improving the quality products.

The find adds to multiple lines of evidence showing that the 2000s were the warmest decade in the modern instrumental record.

As a result, it can be argued that actions addressing one objective are instrumental in achieving the other objective as well.

It is by turns a tender, profound, poignant, exciting, adventurous and above all, spiritual mix of vocal and instrumental pieces.

Moreover, Ron Scott argues that TDD is instrumental for finding out whether changes in code break something.

After all, we don't chase goals saying that we're pursuing it for 30% instrumental reasons and 70% for experiential reasons.

Sure, land and farm equipment are instrumental to the production process In agriculture.

Our employees, customers, suppliers and other supporters have been instrumental in our ability to reach this important milestone.

The evidence gathered by the FBI's Explosives Unit was instrumental in putting him away for life.

Receive the best instrumental music award of Chinese album "Gold Disk Award"

In contrast to previous studies, we use instrumental variables to correct for selection effects in CMI.

The isoseismal maps are valuable complements to the instrumental records.

Video: Morgan Hendry: Beware of Safety is an instrumental rock band.

Results Self-efficacy was positively related to instrumental help-seeking, but negatively related to avoidance of help-seeking.

Benchpressing 200lbs has few instrumental reasons for setting the goal, but may have strong experiential reasons.

Music A lyrical , tender, usually sentimental song or short instrumental piece .

New developments in software design were instrumental in making science useful to art history.

There are really only two reasons to set a goal: instrumental reasons and experiential reasons.

The regulation of public procurement has been an instrumental component of the EU Common market.

He was instrumental, recently, in securing the release of 214 jailed Islamist radicals, most of whom had spent a decade or more behind bars.

My mom is a all-rounder, music, dance, instrumental music are all her specialty. Now she is doing research of music theory.

This programme featrues Italian and English madrigals, French chanson and instrumental music in Renaissance.

Romantic piano works with the same period, with many other instrumental and vocal music in common.

Fourth, the instrumental orientation and training skills.

The interplay between private and public markets has also been instrumental in the recent rise of buy-out funds.

The move was instrumental in transforming Macao from a smoke-filled gambling den to the world's largest casino centre.

"Record high global temperature during the period with instrumental data was reached in 2010, " he writes.

Vocal or instrumental sounds possessing a degree of melody, harmony, or rhythm.

Pancake-hsiung, either the print or digital media, has an instrumental, " beyond its instrumental " is our common task of the future.

The Mad Tea- Party is a vigorous instrumental piece , with bustling counterpart .

With injuries to guard Michael Redd and center Andrew Bogut, Jennings has been instrumental to the strong start.

But other firms played instrumental roles, such as Transocean Ltd. , which owned the rig and was hired by BP to do drilling work.

Cultural invisibility is a long term status cased by Instrumental instruction thoughts.

Mind you, Watts does agree that some people are more instrumental than others.

During the 1990s, the Taliban government banned instrumental music and much public music-making.

Coil coated metals - Test methods - Part 3 : colour difference - Instrumental comparison.

(The medical care costs of obesity: An instrumental variables approach).

Dr. Volkow's work has been instrumental in demonstrating that drug addiction is a disease of the human brain.

An instrumental passage in a vocal or choral composition.

The test method of instrumental delay recommended by the paper can better solve the problem of large errors.

The fire was instrumental in baking the mud into porcelain.

Although obviously we were proud of it, I think because it's string instrumental music.

WMO also says the year 2009 is likely to rank in the top 10 warmest on record since 1850, when instrumental climate record-keeping started.

General Hans Kammler, who disappeared in April 1945, was instrumental in the evacuation operation, as was General Nebe.

His New Order regime was instrumental in suppressing Chinese culture.

"Op" as a classic tradition of instrumental music, its unique artistic charm won many people's love and appreciation.

He left behind the outstanding works of erhu solo and the instrumental ensemble.

This course is designed to acquaint the students with the soil analysis in advance techniques and instrumental methods.

The reason is that the people of the value of instrumental rationality and rational relationship between the lack of correct understanding.

Don't Confuse Instrumental with Experiential Reasons!

AARP was instrumental in pushing a budget-busting prescription-drug benefit for old people through Congress in 2003.