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But beyond modern technologies, music is constantly confronting the real and constantly revealing new virtualities in its veryinstrumentality.

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Others assess 'support' in the global sense, and yet others focus on one particular aspect, most usually esteem orinstrumentality.

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A governmentinstrumentalityof this kind could supplement its inflow by issuing bonds to the general public.

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First, because of inadequate public resource allocation, the relationship between practitioners and older clients is dominated by time pressure andinstrumentality.

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Retirement challenges the traditional masculine role, for men relinquish theirinstrumentalityin the world of work that has been a primary source of their potency.

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Again, the professional preoccupation with theinstrumentalityof how to teach who in which national setting comes into play.

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It could not solve the problem of the exiles'instrumentalityand reduced the horizon of their activities.

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Further, politicalinstrumentalityand the realization of the nation state were subordinated to this new ethical self.

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Nuclear physics, once it had provided the hardware, remained in high demand perhaps beyond its actualinstrumentality.

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Archaeologists are limited by the intrinsic contradictions of similar macro-collective experiences, but a multiplicity of individual viewpoints, personalities, epistemologies, instrumentalities and goals.

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For patronesses, there was an obviousinstrumentalityto conspicuous acts of 'cultural philanthropy' in support of handicraft revival.

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It emphasised human will, preparing the way for the modern understanding of undiluted humaninstrumentalityin the world.

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In contrast, some degree ofinstrumentalityin market relations is fundamental to the workings of the market system.

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Only occasionally do ageassociated physical changes lessen the male ability to maintaininstrumentality.

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He implies that such work employed theinstrumentalityof musical notation, but does not rule out that memorization by rote may have sufficed.

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The matter of "instrumentality", as commonly understood, hardly arose.

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Courtship choices were framed by material consideration but it is important not to seeinstrumentalityas related only to material or social circumstance.

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In our form of democracy, the expression of the popular will can be effected only through theinstrumentalityof political parties.

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The noun receives number and case marking; the verb is marked for gender andinstrumentality.

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单词	instrumentality
释义	BETA Examples ofinstrumentality Dictionary> Examples ofinstrumentality instrumentalityisn’t in the Cambridge Dictionary yet. You can help! Add a definition This probably reflects aspects of 'instrumentality' discussed here. From theCambridge English Corpus But beyond modern technologies, music is constantly confronting the real and constantly revealing new virtualities in its veryinstrumentality. From theCambridge English Corpus Others assess 'support' in the global sense, and yet others focus on one particular aspect, most usually esteem orinstrumentality. From theCambridge English Corpus A governmentinstrumentalityof this kind could supplement its inflow by issuing bonds to the general public. From theCambridge English Corpus First, because of inadequate public resource allocation, the relationship between practitioners and older clients is dominated by time pressure andinstrumentality. From theCambridge English Corpus Retirement challenges the traditional masculine role, for men relinquish theirinstrumentalityin the world of work that has been a primary source of their potency. From theCambridge English Corpus Again, the professional preoccupation with theinstrumentalityof how to teach who in which national setting comes into play. From theCambridge English Corpus It could not solve the problem of the exiles'instrumentalityand reduced the horizon of their activities. From theCambridge English Corpus Further, politicalinstrumentalityand the realization of the nation state were subordinated to this new ethical self. From theCambridge English Corpus Nuclear physics, once it had provided the hardware, remained in high demand perhaps beyond its actualinstrumentality. From theCambridge English Corpus Archaeologists are limited by the intrinsic contradictions of similar macro-collective experiences, but a multiplicity of individual viewpoints, personalities, epistemologies, instrumentalities and goals. From theCambridge English Corpus For patronesses, there was an obviousinstrumentalityto conspicuous acts of 'cultural philanthropy' in support of handicraft revival. From theCambridge English Corpus It emphasised human will, preparing the way for the modern understanding of undiluted humaninstrumentalityin the world. From theCambridge English Corpus In contrast, some degree ofinstrumentalityin market relations is fundamental to the workings of the market system. From theCambridge English Corpus Only occasionally do ageassociated physical changes lessen the male ability to maintaininstrumentality. From theCambridge English Corpus He implies that such work employed theinstrumentalityof musical notation, but does not rule out that memorization by rote may have sufficed. From theCambridge English Corpus The matter of "instrumentality", as commonly understood, hardly arose. From theCambridge English Corpus Courtship choices were framed by material consideration but it is important not to seeinstrumentalityas related only to material or social circumstance. From theCambridge English Corpus In our form of democracy, the expression of the popular will can be effected only through theinstrumentalityof political parties. From theCambridge English Corpus The noun receives number and case marking; the verb is marked for gender andinstrumentality. From theCambridge English Corpus These examples are from corpora and from sources on the web. Any opinions in the examples do not represent the opinion of the Cambridge Dictionary editors or of Cambridge University Press or its licensors.
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