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31 By virtue of their ubiquity, popular prints were instrumental in helping to shape the perceptions of the vast majority.

32 Hitherto the instrumental approach to law has been criticized as inadequate to provide a coherent explanation for contradictory tendencies in legal developments.

33 Cadence owner Archie Bleyer, however, was not very enthusiastic about the demo of this raw and primitive instrumental.

34 Then he became instrumental in a signal deliverance for his country.

35 Tonight, though, they rarely come across as well, because instrumental fluff and dead wood have crept in between the sharp spikes.

36 The presentation was divided into three sections, the first being instrumental.

37 The literary work is to define the mould which is to be instrumental in shaping the life's work.

38 In instrumental terms there is much to be said for the informal approach.

39 Due to the simultaneity between the dependent variable and the current eurobond yield, the equation was estimated by instrumental variables.

40 They clearly adore the multi-layered foundations of instrumental funk, and profoundly project this soulful hipster-cool attitude on All Night Burner.

41 So too does the use of solos or worship songs and instrumental pieces.

42 The sections on column and mobile phase selection, and on instrumental parameters, make interesting reading.

43 But vocal music gave way to instrumental music, especially with the development of bow instruments.

44 Marriner will ensure that the words are clearly heard, the instrumental parts all count and that the rhythms are springy.

45 However, the growing number of students with instrumental proficiency in recent years has meant an increasing concentration on orchestral work.

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46 This is clearly a much more sophisticated analysis of the phenomena than the empirically invalidated instrumental account.

47 In the end, though, it is erratic instrumental balancing that throws the performance out of kilter.

48 In particular, the instrumental approach locates government growth in a broader pattern of social and economic development.

49 This takes the form of organ or instrumental music, or of a recording.

50 The next four chapters present coverage of material not normally found in undergraduate instrumental analysis texts.

51 In objectification, the artefact appears to be instrumental in linking these major processes of abstraction and specificity.

52 You will also be instrumental in preparing reports on the effects of immediate and short term changes in electricity supply and demand.

53 His main thesis is that the empirical evidence does not validate the instrumental account.

54 This year, for example, Dole was instrumental in delaying consideration of a bipartisan campaign finance bill.

55 However multilateral treaties have been instrumental in the shaping and sharing of community values.

56 A second difference is that animals are tested using instrumental learning procedures to shape their choice behaviour.

57 Bancroft's enigmatic compositions largely eschew tradition and draw their structures and spectacular effectiveness from juxtaposition of thematic material and instrumental sonorities.

58 He was instrumental in landing the $ 23 billion Aegis destroyer program for the shipyard in Bath, Maine, last year.

59 The emotional attachment for audiences is the relationship between Flynt and Althea, and she is absolutely instrumental at that.

60 The principle may also be instrumental in the transmission of disease to vulnerable receivers along with aggression, negativity, etc.