" Texas Instruments Inc: "I think Texas Instruments is inexpensive.
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Native Instruments: Native Instruments is knocking up to 2101 percent off over 21299.99 instruments, effects, and more, including Massive and Kontakt 21999.95.
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"If we need to find instruments, we will find instruments," Knot said.
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Bishop Instruments and Bows (2 Hinde Street) sells heartbreakingly beautiful string instruments.
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Instruments — I'm specifically talking about musical instruments — are a way to create culture.
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"It's such a weird combination of live instruments and electronic instruments," he says.
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"When we introduced unconventional policy instruments,... we were aware that those new instruments could result in somewhat more pronounced side effects than conventional instruments," Draghi said separately.
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Texas Instruments – Texas Instruments matched Street forecasts, with adjusted quarterly profit of $1.09 per share.
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Texas Instruments — Texas Instruments rose 1.8% after posting better than expected first-quarter earnings and revenue.
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If piano isn't your thing, the app includes 127 other instruments, including stringed instruments and choir sounds.
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Green financial instruments continue to see widespread adoption and diversification, in terms of both instruments and geographies.
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Texas Instruments — Texas Instruments reported quarterly profit of $1.26 per share, 13 cents a share above estimates.
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The instruments an altimeter to provide ocean data, radiometer to poke at the atmosphere, and positioning instruments.
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"Are America's technology companies serving as instruments of freedom or instruments of control?" asks a Californian politician.
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Noisey: I didn't know wind instruments could cover all the pitches that, say, string instruments could cover.
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"[ Voodoo] revolutionized how acoustic instruments and live instruments could sound," guitarist Jesse Johnson said in Devil's Pie.
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Texas Instruments – Texas Instruments reported quarterly profit of $1.03 per share, seven cents a share above estimates.
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One of our instruments happens to be a Buchla, but we both enjoy writing for other instruments.
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Texas Instruments – Texas Instruments reported quarterly earnings of $1.58 per share, beating estimates by 5 cents a share.
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Texas Instruments – Texas Instruments beat estimates by 7 cents a share, with quarterly profit of $1.49 per share.
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Texas Instruments — Texas Instruments reported quarterly earnings of 94 cents per share, eight cents a share above estimates.
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The two notches reflect the instruments' higher loss severity relative to senior unsecured instruments given their subordinated status.
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Their trademark is combining rap vocals with classical instruments (or electronic versions of those instruments) and strong percussion.
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These instruments made me feel more creative—and like I had more to say—than with other instruments.
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He is an insanely talented man who makes music with found objects, traditional instruments, computer and modified instruments.
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" Texas Instruments: "Nice piece out this morning saying you've got to get long Texas Instruments before the quarter.
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Texas Instruments – Texas Instruments beat estimates by 8 cents a share, with quarterly earnings of $1.40 per share.
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Texas Instruments Inc: * TEXAS INSTRUMENTS PRICES $1.3 BILLION OF INVESTMENT GRADE NOTES * TEXAS INSTRUMENTS INC - PRICING OF $1.3 BILLION OF 4.150% SENIOR UNSECURED NOTES DUE MAY 15, 2048 Source text for Eikon: Further company coverage:
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Texas Instruments — Texas Instruments reported adjusted quarterly profit of 89 cents per share, six cents a share above estimates.
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However, Fitch reserves the right not to rate certain instruments issued under the programme, such as market-linked instruments.
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Texas Instruments – Texas Instruments reported adjusted quarterly profit of $1.21 per share, 20133 cents a share above consensus forecasts.
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At the time, violas were customarily low-rent, undemanding orchestral instruments, while viols were high-end, virtuoso solo instruments.
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Texas Instruments (TXN) – Texas Instruments reported quarterly profit of $1.11 per share, beating estimates by 9 cents a share.
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Check out the companies making headlines before the bell: Texas Instruments – Texas Instruments raised its quarterly dividend by 17%.
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Texas Instruments — Texas Instruments beat estimates by 6 cents a share, with adjusted quarterly profit of 88 cents per share.
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Texas Instruments – Texas Instruments beat consensus forecasts by 7 cents a share, with adjusted quarterly profit of $1.29 per share.
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ExoMars has already been assembled, including flight hardware, a landing platform bearing 13 scientific instruments and the rover's nine instruments.
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I'm really interested in the way this release centers on the interplay between electronic instruments and techniques and acoustic instruments.
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Texas Instruments – Texas Instruments will promote chief operating officer Brian Crutcher to Chief Executive Officer in June, succeeding Rich Templeton.
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"When we introduced unconventional policy instruments in order to secure a return of inflation towards our objective, we were aware that those new instruments could result in somewhat more pronounced side-effects than conventional instruments," Draghi said.
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The star was a master of many musical instruments, often performing live on the guitar, piano, drums and various percussion instruments.
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So we can install a lot of instruments, and even invent and test new instruments on the often-erupting Mount Etna.
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"If we need to find instruments, we will find instruments," Knot, who also head the Dutch central banks, told a conference.
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"We agree to review the existing instruments, in particular the precautionary tools, and assess the need for new instruments," Centeno said.
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Texas Instruments – Texas Instruments increased its quarterly dividend to 113 cents per share from 211 cents, a jump of 22018 percent.
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Texas Instruments — Texas Instruments came in four cents a share ahead of Street forecasts, with quarterly profit of 76 cents per share.
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And that's something that's been on my mind since college—trying to keep the momentum up with classical instruments, not rock instruments.
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The work sheet included a list of our classroom instruments, which are mostly Orff instruments like small drums, xylophones, tambourines and triangles.
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He explained the flight deck, the instruments, the pitch and bank, the push and pull, the endless buttons and lights and instruments.
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The headphones do a great job of separating instruments, and in some songs, they absolutely made certain instruments easier for me to hear.
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Porn actresses use their bodies as instruments for their work; new moms use their bodies as instruments to nourish or nurture their children.
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The challenge does not lie in the instruments used, but in the lack of reliable methods to transfer the sample to those instruments.
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The notching for these debt instruments reflects their subordination in the capital structure, and is consistent with Fitch's rating approach for such instruments.
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When there is a slowdown and these investments go from income instruments to distressed instruments, recoveries could be much weaker than historically realized.
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"As are all of our instruments!" a Twitter account run by the orchestra replied, followed by emojis of instruments and a frowny face.
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We had this idea of making great melodies on rhythm instruments and making rhythms on melodic instruments, which did not make it easy.
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Traditionally, minimally invasive instruments come with a tradeoff: If you're working at a hospital with a small budget, you're likely using manual instruments.
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The results were analyzed statistically, including an analysis of the correlation of each parameter between the two instruments, bias (whether there is a systematic shift between the two instruments), and slope (whether there is a systematic scaling factor between the two instruments' results).
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They held more than €700m (in principal value) of Tier 1 instruments, or roughly a third of the €403bn of such instruments in issue.
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They held more than €700m (in principal value) of Tier 1 instruments, or roughly a third of the €2.1bn of such instruments in issue.
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He retained many traditional instruments, like the kaval and gadulka, and also made the decision not to have any modern drums or electric instruments.
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The reform adds a 15 percent capital gains tax on profits from foreign currency instruments and 5 percent on peso fixed income instruments, Dujovne said.
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The Mars rover has a bunch of different instruments on it so the whole team is split up working on all of these different instruments.
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The boundary between paradise and eternal damnation is a churning confusion of bodies, and even the instruments of angels have become the instruments of torture.
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Freezing fingers play melting instruments at Norway's Ice Music Festival Freezing fingers play melting instruments at Norway's Ice Music Festival This segment originally aired Feb.
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Their instruments included electric guitar, piano, clarinet and synthesizer, as well as sample loops, and traditional eastern Mediterranean instruments like the oud and the kanonaki.
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Texas Instruments – Texas Instruments beat estimates by 12 cents with adjusted quarterly profit of $1.24 per share, with the chipmaker's revenue beating forecasts as well.
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The keyboard can simulate many instruments, so the album includes suggestions of a majestic organ, a moody oboe, myriad string instruments and an acoustic piano.
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About this time, baroque instruments — the harpsichord and the viola da gamba among them — evolved into instruments that had more oomph, and more expressive possibilities.
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They have long treated communities of color as instruments of someone else's power rather than core progressives who should be instruments of their own power.
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"My name is Émilie and I am Mutable Instruments' product designer, hardware/software engineer, sales person, and customer support representative," reads the Mutable Instruments website.
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The whole song sounds balanced, with clearly discernible instruments, whereas without the Sub in the mix it lacks oomph and the instruments sound a bit hollow.
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SUBORDINATED DEBT The agency rates CIMBT's subordinated unsecured debt instruments (lower Tier 2, Basel II-compliant instruments) one notch below the bank's National Long-Term Rating.
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We know that as rates rise, the prices of longer-duration instruments fall faster than the prices of shorter-duration instruments (assuming all else being equal).
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InSight launched and landed back in 2018, carrying three planetary science instruments, as well as auxiliary instruments like the magnetometer, the first ever used on Mars.
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The Komplete Kontrol M32 includes Komplete instruments and effects, Komplete Kontrol software, MONARK synthesizer, and Maschine Essentials (Native Instruments' production kit for making loops, beats, and melodies).
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It's over-arching theme, as stated in its press release, is instruments and technology: "Musical instruments are somewhat of a technological anomaly" states Thorne in the release.
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At one point we tried to do categories, and have just the best robotic instruments, the best controllers, the best acoustic instruments, and it didn't work out.
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U.S. Treasuries were their mainstay instruments, but factors such as high dollar hedging costs have increasingly pushed insurers towards instruments including corporate debt and asset-backed securities.
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Smaller sections of the museum feature electric guitars, 20th-century experimental instruments like the theremin and gmebaphone, as well as a selection of instruments from other continents.
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With their continued decomposition, many Stradivari and Guarneri instruments will lose their acoustics in the next 100 years, he said, adding, "These instruments will not last forever."
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The license enables JPMorgan to underwrite debt financing instruments issued by non-financial entities, including commercial papers, medium-term notes and other instruments approved by regulators, it said.
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The IMF will be working in coming months to improve existing financing instruments, such as credit and liquidity lines, as well as new instruments to address their situations.
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Wong knew that the splints would work because in 213, she and her colleagues printed 213 surgical instruments and tested them in a study against standard steel instruments.
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Traditionally, shaabi songs are accompanied by live instruments that are local to the region where they are being performed, like percussion, saz, zornas, quanun, rebab, and woodwind instruments.
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"The process for cleaning surgical instruments following orthopedic and spine surgeries was found to be inadequate, which may have compromised the sterilization of the instruments," the release says.
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"The new instruments - a rainy-day fund, a budget line, instruments for economic stabilization or unemployment insurance that the United States has - would make sense economically," he said.
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Mr. Lang has written a concerto in which unusual percussion instruments try to mingle with the orchestra, though the traditional instruments are initially baffled by the strange intruders.
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The city, the birthplace of the world's finest string instruments, has thrown itself behind an effort to preserve every note before the instruments are too fragile to play.
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"We want the computer instruments to seem more like acoustic instruments where the sound isn't coming from a PA system around you but from the artifact itself," he says.
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But instead of tuning their instruments and rehearsing in a warm, dry environment, they watched as sculptors shaped their instruments using chain saws and pickaxes in freezing cold weather.
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"Almost all the money he earned he spent on musical instruments that he bought abroad," he said, adding that Mr. Roldugin recently began donating the instruments to government institutions.
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Stilley made the instruments from thick slabs of hard wood not usually used for string instruments and sawed them into strange, jagged shapes like butterfly wings and lopsided trapezoids.
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Currently, we assume this to be at a CET1 ratio of no lower than 6% (after high-trigger capital instruments but before low-trigger capital instruments have been triggered).
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Mutable Instruments product shot Mutable Instruments product shot Another aspect to watch out for is the visual representation of your module, which, Preston says, too many makers initially overlook.
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The bank has to date met requirements for own funds and eligible liabilities (MREL) through capital and subordinated instruments, and Fitch therefore expects some continued issuance of subordinated instruments.
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Their palates — and their noses — are their instruments.
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"We believe the proceeds derived from the CASHES are ineligible as CET 1 instruments and their existence also makes the ordinary shares of UniCredit ineligible as CET1 instruments," it said.
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Solar Orbiter's radiation-hardened instruments will be protected from the sweltering heat by a shield covered with doors that periodically open to allow the spacecraft's instruments to image the sun.
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You can load in a few of the samples provided, play out some melodies using the built-in instruments, or use the app to record your own vocals and instruments.
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Within two or three months, the arm will deploy the mission's main science instruments, the Seismic Experiment for Interior Structure (SEIS) and Heat Flow and Physical Properties Package (HP3) instruments.
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These two ancient instruments are among the remarkable artifacts on view in the Metropolitan Museum of Art's encyclopedic musical instruments galleries, which recently reopened after nearly two years of restoration.
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Taking measurements will heat the instruments up, but a special radiator at the base of the heat shield should conduct the heat away from the instruments and out into space.
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Although yields on Kuwait government debt instruments are low in absolute terms, they are high in relative terms because of the instruments' low level of risk and good liquidity, Nahedh said.
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"I had an idea to have a lot of women on stage playing instruments, so hopefully young girls can see that, and it inspires them to play instruments," Beyoncé told him.
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Check out the companies making headlines midday Wednesday: Texas Instruments — Texas Instruments rose more than 7% to an all-time high after the chipmaker beat estimates for its second-quarter results.
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The debt agency said it still aimed to issue around 13.5 billion euros in money market instruments, or Bubills, and around 37 billion euros in capital market instruments in the quarter.
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"The Casspir Project" is thus cast as an act of reclamation, a de-fanging of the instruments of terror and a celebration of the cultures such instruments were employed to repress.
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His shop, Mannette Instruments in Morgantown, is a major supplier of the instruments in the United States, and he trained students in tuning at West Virginia University for nearly 20 years.
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Using neural networks, he and his team are crossbreeding sounds from very different instruments — say, a bassoon and a clavichord — creating instruments capable of producing sounds no one has ever heard.
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The debt agency said it would issue around 31 billion euros of capital market instruments and around 4 billion euros of money market instruments in the period from October to December.
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Curious musical instruments and documents relate to maverick composers like Harry Partch, Pauline Oliveros and Lucia Dlugoszewski, who created sculptural wooden instruments that are one of the standouts of the installation.
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Matthew Daddario & Harry Shum Jr. – Shadowhunters: The Mortal Instruments
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NEW YORK (Reuters) - Scientific instruments maker PerkinElmer Inc (PKI.
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LONDON — He doesn't play chess or any musical instruments.
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Play It Loud: Instruments of Rock & Roll Through Oct.
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Martin and I were left with impounded instruments because we couldn't pay the crew for the last couple of days so they impounded our instruments, which took months to release in America.
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As with the original Komplete Kontrol keyboard, this isn't just another USB MIDI controller, but a keyboard that has tight and intuitive integration with Native Instruments' software, synths, and sample-based instruments.
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The eight debut entries to the Sound Library include three new instruments — taiko drums and two string instruments, the koto and guzheng — a beat sequencer, new virtual drummers, and some sound packs.
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ESMA said a cap will apply for six months to 17 instruments whose trading on a single platform in January 2018, and 10 instruments whose trading last month, went beyond 4 percent.
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But, rather than using the most appropriate and technologically optimum instruments, companies were directed to use older, less effective instruments and wait for them to fail before using the originally recommended parts.
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LCH's SwapClear has cleared more than US$2trn notional of the instruments since launching the service in 2015 and more than 120 buyside clients are now clearing the instruments in the clearinghouse.
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The China Banking Regulatory Commission (CBRC) is amending rules for commercial banks to issue perpetual bonds, convertible capital instruments, and other innovative loss-absorbing debt instruments, it said in an online statement.
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Tiny instruments by toy pianist Phyllis Chen, instruments invented by Ranjit Bhatnagar, and masks by Nina Barlow accompany dance and unexpected movement, as choreographed by Jordan Morley with music by John Glover.
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But time and again I found the music predictable: a sudden fortissimo outburst will send other instruments scurrying; in collective glissando patterns, the instruments rise, swell in sound, then slide down and dissipate.
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Under the BRRD, all regulatory capital instruments are extremely likely to face losses when a bank fails, irrespective of ownership, as Fitch believes there is less scope for selective exemptions for these instruments.
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"But the instruments of death were so similar," he said.
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They can be preordered today on the Native Instruments website.
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Speak and Spell is this Texas Instruments ... it really matters.
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A Native Instruments Maschine mk3 audio controller sat in silence.
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Texas Instruments (TXN) beat estimates on quarterly earnings and revenue.
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I would just record the instruments one at a time.
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The instruments may be different but the experiment's the same.
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Voyager 2 carries something unique: two Plasma Science Experiment instruments.
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Artiphon — the maker of tech-enabled musical instruments — in Nashville.
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Enable more virtual instruments in music software such as Logic.
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Wearers can assign different sounds or instruments to each band.
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But really, we do it without like the musical instruments.
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There was zero regulation or oversight of these financial instruments.
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You're not surrounded by instruments, you're exhausted, you're at soundcheck.
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Other key categories include machinery, medical instruments, and mineral fuels.
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There's wrong notes, instruments out of tune, missed vocal cues.
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"Timber" features more instruments and becomes, dare I say, twangy.
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Today, their data come from two different instruments with pendulums.
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Back then, we couldn't use testing instruments from foreign countries.
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"I was doing press for The Mortal Instruments," she recalls.
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See all of the keyboard's features on Native Instruments' website.
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Big banks' parent companies must issue TBTF instruments from Jan.
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Yale University Collection of Musical Instruments, 20273 Hillhouse Avenue. yale.
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Or, the heavy use of feather dusters as erotic instruments.
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Both instruments are here to use depending on the situation.
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It feels like a twist on Fallon's Classroom Instruments bit.
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You mentioned experimenting with other instruments as well on this.
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Texas Instruments (TXN) beat adjusted quarterly profit and revenue forecasts.
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The accompanying instruments were increasingly drowned out by electronic sounds.
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Singing Saw Cool instruments don't come from Home Depot. 34.
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He also makes a handful of master instruments each year.
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Day24 is a rock band who play their own instruments.
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"[Cassini's] camera is only one of its instruments," he said.
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Their arms would feign the playing of the musical instruments.
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String instruments in particular tend to sound sterile and digital.
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You'll hear instruments you didn't even know were in songs.
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All instruments are on the table and can be deployed.
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That will last for as long as the instruments last.
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I just play guitar in those, not Korean traditional instruments.
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The preference for "real" instruments, or for subtlety, for example.
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"We have shown we have plenty of instruments," Draghi said.
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So do business in textiles, aerospace, and even medical instruments.
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One of the instruments was due to mature on Dec.
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ROBO's was driven by machinery, and electronic instruments and components.
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That's not to say these instruments are a foregone conclusion.
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Eastern Time using data from NASA's MODIS and VIIRS instruments.
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Magic Instruments is trying to reimagine the guitar for 2016.
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Too few Americans understand our country's other instruments of influence.
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She knows how to play 11 instruments on her own!
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Her husband has decided to start making instruments for sale.
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You incorporate a lot of live instruments on this project.
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The deal also helped Texas Instruments generate much more cash.
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Texas Instruments is one of the world's largest semiconductor manufacturers.
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The result was massive damage to delicate systems and instruments.
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But are you bringing along any live instruments as well?
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Did the highest priced hospital use diamond studded surgical instruments?
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And he made music, building string instruments and sound sculptures.
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He returned to developing and manufacturing instruments on his own.
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None of these women have slight instruments or passive personas.
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As a child, she taught herself to play several instruments.
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The attractiveness of these financing instruments should not be underestimated.
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"Sales of fretted instruments are in great shape," he said.
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The instruments are all digital, and the resolution is stunning.
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The Human Instruments device was developed by designer Vahakn Matossian.
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Trade defense instruments should not be misused for protectionist purposes.
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I've heard contemporary music performed on all manner of instruments.
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Clearly, Moscow sees nuclear weapons as usable instruments of war.
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I think we all felt that way with our instruments.
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It would also have a ton more instruments on board.
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We need to be the virtuosos of the new instruments.
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And here's all their little instruments, just hangin' out together.
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To prove they really know how to play their instruments?
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So actually, these instruments already are in the wrong hands.
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Servos are the little instruments that actually move the parts.
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Ten live performers sing and play percussion instruments, also hanging.
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"Their efforts and instruments are becoming more sophisticated every day."
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The desk, keyboard and instruments are always shifting as well.
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Strings, winds and percussion instruments were congregated on the stage.
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A place to plan their stories, instruments and musical elements.
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The other big change: the gray hair and stringed instruments.
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They also share the remaining instruments that haven't been damaged.
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The orchestra's "regular" instruments also get in on the fun.
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Then I began freestyle singing, and people were playing instruments.
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There appear, through some weird alchemy of harmonics, phantom instruments.
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Benny [Andersson] took the girls and used them like instruments.
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Mr. Lang has experience with nontraditional compositions and unusual instruments.
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Libraries in Philadelphia, Sacramento and Phoenix all loan out instruments.
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She speaks four languages and plays five instruments, harp included.
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BMW is experimenting with keeping instruments at a low height.
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It has to do with OBOES, which are wind instruments.
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They are keen investigators of exotic and unconventional instruments, too.
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The agency says those instruments would've helped in this instance.
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On really nice instruments, all these extra variables reveal themselves.
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"I had to go check my instruments," one told me.
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Little Owl, meanwhile, was chanting and sometimes playing her instruments.
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But where in the world are such instruments most popular?
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The Souzas take pride in the sound of their instruments.
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No longer does one need five capable musicians and instruments.
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They weren't satisfying to play instruments with woo woo woo.
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"We have plenty of instruments ... and especially we have the determination and willingness and capacity of the Governing Council to act and deploy these instruments," Draghi said at the World Economic Forum in Davos.
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Still, as the Washington Post points out, the debate over how the famed instruments get their sound isn't over, as chemistry doesn't account for acoustic effects—how the instruments actually vibrate and produce sound.
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Roli's Seaboards are part of a (relatively) new category of musical instruments known as polyphonic multidimensional controllers (PMCs) — instruments like the Eigenharp, Haken Continuum, and Linnstrument that could only really exist in digital form.
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"If a person or persons traveling together ... have more than $10,000 in currency or negotiable monetary instruments, they must fill out a report of international transportation of currency and monetary instruments," the site says.
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From a movement that showed how nonelite actors could use the instruments of electoral democracy to upend an entrenched elite, Chavismo has itself become an entrenched elite preventing those same instruments from upending it.
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Texas Instruments – Texas Instruments' stock fell 1% in extended trading on Wednesday after the company said its revenues declined in the fourth quarter and may do so against in the current three-month period.
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But what was borrowed tended to be borrowed from people who bought it to speculate in financial instruments like bitcoin, like real estate, like all these debt instruments that I was talking about. Yeah.
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And then when you add in that he played musical instruments, he invented musical instruments, he did magic, he twirled on his leather-wrapped thighs to do the hornpipe — you just keep piling things on.
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Then take a trip to a virtual island full of candy colored objects, musical instruments, and shimmering portals in Playthings, a virtual reality game revolving around music, with floating junk food that acts as instruments.
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U.S.-based Thermo Fisher - the world's largest maker of scientific instruments - said in June it would buy Gatan, a Pleasanton, California-based maker of instruments and software used to enhance the performance of electron microscopes.
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There could be a large supply of new senior loss-absorbing instruments hitting the market in a short period of time, although the net debt increase will be much lower due to existing instruments maturing.
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All of the instruments for the London show were made in Norway and shipped over in special containers, highlighting the fact that, when it comes to making ice instruments, not any old water will do.
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One of its two instruments was meant to directly image exoplanets.
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She and her small team sterilized instruments in a rice cooker.
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I had a group with my friends called Instruments of Intelligence.
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Noisey: Are you playing all the instruments on the new songs?
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Watch the Classroom Instruments band perform "Havana" in the video above.
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Texas Instruments, like other semiconductor companies, is also seeing weakness ahead.
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But one of its instruments, JunoCam, isn't really intended for scientists.
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Davis Instruments 6250 Vantage Vue Wireless Weather Station — $305.52 See Details
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Authorities will do forensic testing on medical instruments in his possession.
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"Seismological instruments essentially record pushes and pulls," Hellweg told VICE News.
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Various instruments were used to measure fish loudness, location, and density.
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You don't have the instruments; you don't think the same way.
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All instruments must be used to help reduce them, he said.
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Acoustic instruments, on the other hand, each have their own character.
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It's the doctor's responsibility to be equipped with the right instruments.
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The winds also took out some weather instruments as it went.
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He believes the outlook is bright for the scientific instruments manufacturer.
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Do you find yourself experimenting with new instruments for each film?
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This compares with the typical one notch for standard B20310T2852 instruments.
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Too many statutory instruments are waved through unscrutinised or even unread.
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The high-pitched sounds of tiny cutting instruments pierce the air.
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That's not the conditions the instruments were built to operate in.
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It is a natural buy for a company like Texas Instruments.
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Then they, and we, become mere instruments for some other agenda.
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Harry Shum Jr., Shadowhunters: The Mortal Instruments Ellen Pompeo, Grey's Anatomy
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Texas Instruments' "right shoulder," formed in May, could signal that reversal.
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Because these are useful instruments for Germany to use against Turkey.
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The grand piano played to larger audiences than could earlier instruments.
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The fun includes singing, dancing, chanting and jamming with various instruments.
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Stephen Stills played most of the instruments on the first record.
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The instruments mostly sit behind it in a big insulated bundle.
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Texas Instruments, KLA-Tencor, Micron and Xilinx were all trading higher.
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The doctor teleoperates the instruments to pull off more precise procedures.
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See more instruments from the Guthman competition in the gallery below.
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Watch the instruments, but don't forget to look at the horizon.
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The Gusii and Kuria tribes do it with very primitive instruments.
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NESS-ZIONA, Israel – NESS-ZIONA, Israel (AP) _ Nova Measuring Instruments Ltd.
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As the LNG market develops, he said, more instruments will appear.
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Kendrick Lamar, because he uses such a diverse range of instruments.
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Shout out to Texas Instruments, keeping the school supply list alive.
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I'm no expert, but I don't think those are real instruments.
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The energy boon is in marked contrast to other financial instruments.
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From insulin pumps to pacemakers, these instruments help keep patients alive.
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Surgical instruments, including a tourniquet, couching needles and amputating knives. Engraving.
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All of them bundled scientific instruments into a traditional rover design.
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Guitars: OK. Musical instruments are good things but not in prison.
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Researchers and observers set up their instruments to capture the eclipse.
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I really just was thinking about playing instruments as being crucial.
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The government is trying to create a market for such instruments.
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We're getting a deep heavy bass rumble from these chamber instruments.
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My husband produced and played over half the instruments on it.
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There are a few instruments on the rover's arm as well.
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That affects around 40 instruments at Aquis and 168 at Cboe.
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Decades later, Viking helped inspire the instruments on today's Martian rovers.
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This will help mission scientists determine where it will place instruments.
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Both of these "active" instruments require a substantially greater power source.
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Drexel designed the instruments to finance companies that were riskier bets.
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Maalouf, born in Beirut to musician parents, moved effortlessly between instruments.
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The instruments will not qualify for equity credit under Fitch's criteria.
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To encourage unconventional thinking, his early instruments deliberately omitted a keyboard.
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RIVERHEAD "Instrument Petting Zoo," children explore different string and wind instruments.
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Once on the surface, InSight will begin deploying its primary instruments.
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Texas Instruments' shares were little changed in aftermarket trading on Tuesday.
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Then there are capital-like instruments designed to absorb unexpected losses.
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Guidelines for sterilizing surgical instruments in hospitals often stipulate 121°C.
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Meanwhile, Hendryx will do a special presentation on wearable electronic instruments.
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For starters, "LWYMMD" just doesn't really have many instruments in it.
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So, what are these fandangled instruments and how do they work?
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Very different from my era of creating music with actual instruments.
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Financial institutions, instruments, and market structures are increasingly complex and interconnected.
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I used to have so much fun, messing around with instruments.
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I played a lot of the [instruments] in "4422" by hand.
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He replayed the instruments and layered them under the original recording.
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The main instruments are the gumbri, the shqashiq, and the tabla.
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We wanted to make music that sounded like children playing instruments.
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I got more and more instruments and started to record things.
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Some banks have issued Basel III-compliant hybrid Tier 1 instruments.
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The songs on "True" frequently blended folk instruments with dance beats.
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Electronic instruments are also not entirely new in the classical world.
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The scene prizes acoustic instruments, but doesn't rule out electric ones.
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Mr. Byrne added more instruments, and felt the album was finished.
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In its first movement, the low brass instruments covered other sections.
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I'm going to get there with those instruments at some point.
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You play so many instruments; you're basically a one-man band.
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They used the same instruments in successive procedures without cleaning them.
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All the instruments are playing at once, and it's a cacophony.
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And what digital instruments did the Russians use to stir discord?
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Thousands of people sang along; others had brought instruments to play.
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As a child, which instruments did he teach himself to play?
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We have a lot of other instruments today in the world.
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Here are three key drivers for Texas Instruments growth in 2018.
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How exactly that may have produced better instruments, however, remains unclear.
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Templeton has quietly led Texas Instruments on a rally of late.
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Starshot's nanocraft could have instruments that measure potential signatures of life.
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Other instruments would only be used in extreme circumstances, he said.
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This is a part of a Hindu tradition of worshiping instruments.
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That allows Solar Orbiter to carry a wider range of instruments.
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Instruments function like fun-house mirrors, exaggerating and twisting every sound.
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I have no ability to perceive the pitch of low instruments.
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Various Wanda debt instruments fell between 0.65 percent to 1.22 percent.
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This is one of five instruments still operating on the probe.
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It was his first public concert with a choir and instruments.
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Old lamps, musical instruments, suitcases and rugs decorated the ornate space.
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These financial instruments pay out when a borrower defaults on debt.
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They used hooked instruments to extract the brain through the nostrils.
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The remaining 30% are surgical instruments such as clamps and retractors.
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Human minds are the universe's only instruments for reflecting on itself.
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Some look like renderings of spaceships, others like abstracted musical instruments.
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Fortunately, we have financial instruments to deal with precisely this issue.
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The doctor left, and another nurse came in with three instruments.
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Think Chromeo with more live instruments and a seedier, insouciant slink.
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These instruments help us make our observations, despite any earthly obstacles.
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Certaines ont mis en cause la qualité des instruments d'analyse envisagés.
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These collections comprise masks, statuary, instruments, weaponry, jewelry, and utilitarian objects.
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Christine was the creative writer and runner who played three instruments.
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"We celebrate instruments as works of art," Ms. Strauchen-Scherer said.
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And these instruments that are bought and sold are way overpriced.
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There's no instruments to be found aside from the human voice.
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Corny songs remain so even when played on harsh electric instruments.
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"Besides individual music preference, specific features of the music intervention such as rhythm and harmony, and the use of specific instruments like string instruments, also seem important features in anxiety and pain reduction," the authors write.
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She notes that digital music instruments have only really existed for 30 years or so, and that classical as well as popular music is littered with examples of instruments that seemed bizarre when they were created.
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As a result, Dana said, it was proposing to creditors that they swap it for new sharia-compliant instruments with four-year maturities and profit distributions at less than half the rate of the existing instruments.
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"Musical instruments are a challenge in museums because when they are in showcases behind glass the one thing that's missing is their main function," Bradley Strauchen-Scherer, the museum's associate curator of musical instruments, told Hyperallergic.
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According to the Cambridge Introduction to Electronic Music, the instrument's "ingenious and complex system of stops [...] were said (in various combinations) to imitate an astonishing array of instruments including, it was claimed, aerophones," or wind instruments.
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Its collection spans centuries of European classical music and instruments, with intricately decorated pianos and hundreds of reeds, horns and string instruments, including a 10-foot-tall octobass that is played with the hands and feet.
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