Al is an instrument-rated private pilot and has played professional poker for the past three decades.
Taazyeh also plays a significant role in preserving associated crafts, such as costume-making, calligraphy and instrument-making.
Still, the American air force has shown interest in them, as a subsidiary instrument-control system for pilots.
Instrument-panel gauges are large and legible, with an elegantly styled dashboard that wraps around the driver and front passenger.
He's also an instrument-rated pilot and wrote Free Flight with passion and authority.
One such firm, Joyce-Loebl, a defence and vehicle instrument-maker, has spun off 45 new firms in half a century.
Pilots who are not instrument-rated and do not file flight plans had been banned from flying near 30 major metropolitan areas for national security concerns.
This includes flying under both visual flight rules and instrument-rated rules.
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The pilot had to execute an instrument-guided approach in overcast skies.
"Some of (the waves) will resonate, just like a musical instrument - the turbulence causes them to ring at frequencies that are characteristic of the star, " Prof Elsworth told BBC News.
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Adolph Sax, who lived in Belgium with his instrument-making family, made the first one in the 1800s, and it took a long time for the horn to get any respect at all.
Provenance and rarity also explain Sotheby's high estimates for the ten scientific instruments in the sale, such as a 21-inch brass telescope made circa 1800 by Jesse Ramsden , instrument-maker to King George III.
Readers may therefore exercise their own judgments by listening to the audio files below, and decide whether, in their opinion, Dr Schwarze has cracked a problem that has defeated instrument-makers for 300 years: matching, or even beating, the Master of Cremona.
Slow down and look around: when rays of sunlight through the palm-frond roof illuminate a lute maker at work, you have found the Instrument-makers' Souq (Souq Kimakhine), and if you glimpse sparks flying as old bicycle parts are re-fashioned into lanterns, Blacksmiths' Souq (Souq Haddadine) has found you.
The English conductor Harry Bicket is well known for his skill at making modern-instrument orchestras like the Metropolitan Opera and Lyric Opera of Chicago sound like period-instrument ensembles.
Today the packaging costs almost more than the instrument itself--and the best is yet to come.
Its recently updated National Instrument 43-101 (mineral resource estimate) more than doubled Indicated Resources and increased Inferred Resources nearly 15%.
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Adding salt to this ulcerating sore, OAS Secretary General Insulza just days later practically ripped up and tossed away the hemisphere's main pro-democracy instrument, the Inter-American Democratic Charter, saying he doesn't believe it should be used to pressure OAS member states.
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There has been a vast amount of talk - for as long as I can remember - about creating a financial instrument (so-called mutual paper) that would serve as a proxy for equity capital for building societies and that could be sold to investment institutions or even retail investors.
For molecular diagnostic tests Beckman Coulter has developed a nucleic-acid- sample detection instrument that separates fluorescent-dye-labeled DNA fragments for pattern recognition or further identification.
At first glance, the four Japanese men at the booth could have been doing anything on their MacBook Pros -- there wasn't a musical instrument in sight -- but upon closer inspection, they each appeared to be holding identical loupe-like devices, connected to each laptop via USB.
When Wall Street went into meltdown last fall, the bottom fell out of the exotic-instrument market, and many of Harvard's private-equity investments proved to be unsalable--that is, worthless, at least temporarily.
Set-top boxes will be on display from industry leaders such as General Instrument and Scientific-Atlanta.
He's added several strings to create a seven-string instrument, and has created the first all-ngoni group, featuring four different-sized instruments, including a bass ngoni, also his invention.
Britain played a significant role in the development of Metop, building the service structure and propulsion modules for all three spacecraft, as well as providing MHS (Microwave Humidity Sounder) - an instrument that retrieves important information about humidity in the atmosphere - for Metop and its American counterparts.
It may be nine months before General Instrument catches up -- will that be enough?
With Samuel L. Jackson as a canny rare-instrument specialist who has his own plans for the fiddle.
In turn, science diplomacy is becoming a key instrument of peace-building and sustainable development in international relations.
Artiphon's method involves creating a high-quality muli-instrument device that uses an iPhone or iPod touch as its brain.
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