Tuning Sentence Examples

Thus it is easy to detect a want of tuning in these intervals.

A tuning fork produces a single note - a pure sine wave.

It 's very quick to respond and makes tuning a breeze.

There's no tuning in this game, so you have to be careful which car you'll be using because you'll lose Kudos.

The physical fine tuning of the universe is also causing scientific materialists real headaches.

By tuning the laser wavelength, it is possible to ionize molecules from selected energy levels.

There are always temperature changes which will affect tuning, especially in the outdoor stadiums as you approach nightfall.

In the case of normal mode vibration derived from a relaxation oscillation, we need low-frequency tuning of the attached oscillator.

Broken tuning pegs, warped neck, no strings, completely unplayable.

One often sees short monopoles with a coil at the foot, to provide inductive tuning for this capacitative reactance.

To reduce string slippage at the tuning key, we recommend using a tie technique.

Considering the big swoops and bends that the tremolo arm can deliver, the tuning stays remarkably accurate.

Even in this peal, Taylors were not tuning the tierce to the theoretical value.

Both these systems have achieved unprecedented tuning ranges in this wavelength range.

He possessed some oratorical ability and adopted a very theatrical style of elocution, "tuning his voice and balancing his hands"; and his addresses were a strange medley of solemnity and buffoonery, of clever wit and the wildest absurdity, of able and original disquisition and the worst artifices of the oratorical charlatan.

Also includes a cowbell bracket (welded from stainless steel), pair of timbale sticks and a tuning wrench.

But that 's only one prong of the tuning fork.

Just turning the main volume or tuning knob was enough to tell you much about a piece of kit.

Tuneup power is 4 to 60 watts and tuning takes 5 seconds or less.

Sean's logorrhea can be off-putting to those who spend a lot of time with him. We often end up tuning him out.

One important feature is reception range and fine tuning especially in weak signal areas.

Proper tuning, wiring, and sound deadening can vastly improve the performance of any given set of car stereo speakers.

Check out the program guide on the website if you are interested in tuning in to the network.

Decorating and design shows are epidemic and many people have become savvy decorators just by tuning in to their favorite design program every week.

After a few weeks of fine tuning, you could be getting more replies than you know what to do with.

Many novice skiers confuse the words "tuning" with maintenance.

China Peak also has a center for tuning and repair in case you damage or need an adjustment to your ski or snowboard equipment.

The StressEraser is a small and portable device that helps stress sufferers to manage stress by recognizing that there is a biological reason behind stress called ergotropic tuning.

Tuning fork therapy uses calibrated tuning forks to relieve stress in the muscles of the body.

The tuning forks are applied to specific acupuncture and acupressure points on the body.

The tuning forks work by transmitting sound frequencies through the body.

Tuning fork therapy can be done in conjunction with a massage or on its own.

In all seriousness, Aqua Teen Hunger Force is a welcomed antidote to a stressful day; it's the perfect embodiment of tuning in and dropping out.

They use it as a means of fine tuning their appearance.

With more than 30 million viewers tuning in each week, many doubt any action will be taken against the singer.

Unlike so many celebreality shows that lose viewer interest, Keeping Up with the Kardashians has viewers tuning in each week.

If you don't have any experience holding a guitar or pick, tuning a guitar or reading music, not having a trained teacher there to keep you on the right path can mean that you develop bad habits that will hinder your playing later on.

If you get used to playing your guitar in the wrong tuning or holding your pick the wrong way, you've set yourself up with some bad habits that might be nearly impossible to break further down the line.

For those guitar players who play in special tunings, each individual string will have its new tuning named at the beginning of the tablature.

The other end of the string is simply fed through a hole in the tuning peg and then wrapped around until it reaches the desired pitch.

When you are holding a guitar that is tuned in standard tuning, the string that produces the highest pitch is the bottom string, or the string that is closest to your legs.

Featuring a dropped D tuning, this riff is heavy, dark and full of groove.

There are multiple options for players looking to print information and different tuning options as well.

Loosen them at the headstock with the tuning pegs until they are slack enough to unravel by hand.

Feed the loose end of the low E string through the low E tuning peg and pull it through so about eight inches of string is through the peg.

The goal is to have the string wrap around the tuning peg three times when the string is tuned up to pitch.

If you don't pull enough string through initially, the string will wrap around the tuning peg too many times creating a knotty mess.

On an electric guitar with two sets of three tuning pegs, the pegs that hold the three lowest strings (E, A, and D) get wrapped around in a counter-clockwise manner.

Once all the strings are in place, it's time to plug in your tuner and begin tuning up your guitar.

Try to clip them about a half an inch from the tuning peg.

For some players, electric guitar tuning is simpler than acoustic guitar tuning.

In addition to Internet or computer based tuners, there are tuners that can be plugged directly into the rig itself that make electric guitar tuning that much easier.

Most tuners of this nature will have the letters for all six string notes in standard tuning.

If you run into trouble, move on to tuning another string.

No matter which method of guitar tuning you are interested in, tuning an electric guitar is much like learning to play.

The more that you practice tuning, the better you will become.

If you have a lot of trouble tuning your own guitar, try to find a friend or reputable guitar shop that can help you move past the hurdle.

Simply unwind the string enough with the tuning peg until you can start unraveling it by hand.

Now you need to begin winding the new string around the tuning peg.

Repeat the tuning and stretching process a total of three times.

The final tuning you do on your strings should be as accurate as possible.

Another important bass basic skill to nail down is tuning the strings.

Tuning benefits both the bass and the bass player.

For the bass, tuning is one of the most important maintenance activities you can do.

Many guitar players finding themselves looking for guitar tuning tones to help get their guitar in tune.

Guitar tuning tones are any noise-making device that helps you tune your guitar.

Guitarists, both beginning and advanced, use a myriad of tuning devices to help them get their guitars as close to in tune as possible.

A virtual tuner includes anything from a handy tuning widget like the one at Guitar2ner.com to a download program for your computer.

A plug-in tuner is a hand-held tuning device.

A U-shaped piece of metal, the tuning fork is one of the earliest tuning aids.

The largest complaints by users of tuning forks is that, especially when trying to tune a guitar, the piece is cumbersome to use.

One uses a tuning fork by hitting it and hearing a note.

For the guitarist with a piano or keyboard easily handy, tuning can be easy.

The best tip that anyone can give involving guitar tuning is to find the method that works best for you and your guitar.

Changing strings is a regular a part of guitar maintenance just like tuning.

In order to get the strings out of the tuning pegs, you can either cut the string with wire cutters (or a pair of pliers) and then run it through the hole, or try to guide it through without cutting.

The next step involves wrapping the string around its respective tuning peg.

Be careful when tuning them or your stringing efforts will be lost.

However, depending on the tuning the guitar is in, the bar can be turned at an angle to play different chords.

Most guitar players who play regular acoustic or electric guitar use standard tuning, which is E-A-D-G-B-E (from bass to treble strings).

In fact, a lap steel can be tuned in almost any tuning imaginable.

Begin with one tuning, and try to get comfortable with that before moving on to another.

When you sit down to learn tabs for a band like Slipknot, you need to make sure you read the notes carefully so you can be sure you are in the right tuning.

Slipknot usually uses dropped tunings, so you need to make sure you're in the right tuning or else the tabs won't make sense to you.

Whether you are a player new to the acoustic guitar or a seasoned pro looking to learn more about a specific guitar skill like using a drop C tuning, the resources are out there for you.

Are you more interested in getting help with tuning and stringing your guitar, or would you like to learn more advanced techniques like using a capo?

There are many aspects that can affect note placement due to a given fingering or tuning, and things can become really confusing.

In an open D tuning, the two E strings become D, while the A and D strings stay the same.

If you are interested in experimenting with different types of tunings - like Drop D - you will use the tuners to set your guitar to that tuning.

The site also provides a fretboard guide, metronome and tuning guide to help keep your notes sounding great.

Cut the body of your guitar using your life-sized template - Don't forget to make the proper cuts to install hardware, such as machine heads, tuning pegs and pickups.

You can still customize your car if you want to, but TDK has added mission modes and scenarios, simplified tuning options and more cars.

In the event of exercise-related stress fractures (micro-fractures due to excessive stress), a tuning fork can provide a simple, inexpensive test.

The tuning fork is a metal instrument with a stem and two prongs that vibrate when struck.

If an individual has increased pain when the tuning fork is placed on a bone, such as the tibia or shinbone, the likelihood of a stress fracture is high.

The clinician usually uses a special instrument called a tuning fork and tests for air conduction and structural problems which can occur inside the ear.

Think of your time working with a prenatal yoga DVD as a special boding time when you are tuning into and focusing on your child and his or her preparations to come into the world.

Try tuning your radio to a station that plays holiday music 24/7 during the season.

Even many adults find themselves tuning in to the channel to find out what new films they can catch now.

Listeners would need to know what happened in previous episodes to understand what was happening in the newest episode, and that was the hook that kept them tuning in day after day.

For fans of Robin Scorpio, this can mean the difference between tuning in and tuning out.

They enjoy the adventure and the stunts, but for more than 50 years, it was characters that people were tuning in to see.

Ewing and women were delighted with the wicked Alexis, despite the change in settings to more luxurious surroundings and big business, it was still the characters that had fans tuning in.

While many fans were left with their jaws dropping, they were still tuning in to find out what happens.

Fans of The Young and the Restless enjoy tuning in to the episodes that air each day for many reasons, ranging from the characters to the storytelling to the direction and cinematography.

In the 80s, it was Kim Zimmer's Reva Shayne and Michael Zaslow's Roger Thorpe that had viewers tuning in day after day.

Yes, but scoops like these keep all the fans tuning in - or at least setting your DVR to record episodes that are anticipated to be especially juicy and eventful.

It's often the eye candy that makes the programs worth tuning in for, after all.

The 'next time' feature is a relatively new one in soap opera time, designed to hook the viewer into tuning in the next day in case they might have planned to do something else.

The gothic setting of a southern town mingling with the teen angst and supernatural beings make for a truly unique soap opera that has fans of all ages tuning in.

This access helped viewers feel connected with the artists andincreased their likelihood of tuning in.

Whether you have an idea in mind that needs fine tuning, or you need assistance from start to finish, numerous design sites can help you put together the elements for your ideal tat.

In addition to its strong history, Bulova is also the purveyor of a number of innovations in the watch world, most notably the use of tuning forks to keep accurate time.

One of their most famous innovations is the use of resonating tuning forks in the Accutron line.

These chimes have been hand tuned using tuning forks.

Among Zenith's earliest inventions was the world's first portable radio in 1924, the first push-button tuning option in 1927 and the first wireless remote control.

Other features include a snooze button, car reflector nightlight, and radio tuning via the car's wheels.

It also features an electronic tuning fork movement with 15 jewels and a sweeping second hand.

Once the copy is polished, it's time for fine tuning.

According to a recent news story published by the New York Daily News, the number of people actually tuning in to FBC during the day has been disappointing.

If you'd like expert assistance preparing or fine tuning your business plan, consider contacting the local S.C.O.R.E.

If you've done the first parts carefully, you shouldn't have to spend a lot of time fixing but rather fine tuning.

After a couple of years of tuning up, Wet Wet Wet signed a record deal with Phonogram in 1985.

Viewer statistics were lower than most VH1 series, with about 1 million tuning in for each episode.

The British version of the show did very well in the ratings, with viewers tuning in for multiple episodes per week.

However, the show's formula has produced megastars elsewhere - think Susan Boyle of Britain's Got Talent - and that chance of seeing the next big thing get their big break is what keeps audiences tuning in season after season.

Sarah Palin's Alaska debuted with five million viewers tuning in, setting a new record for the TLC network for a premiere episode.

Beats also afford an excellent practical guide in the tuning of instruments, but more so for the higher notes of the register, inasmuch as the same number of beats are given by a smaller deviation from unison by two notes of high pitch than by two notes of low pitch.

But obviously in either the octave or the fifth, if the tuning is imperfect, beats occur all along the line wherever the tones should coincide with perfect tuning.

I am currently using grating and plaid stimuli to investigate the spatial frequency tuning of the motion aftereffect.

The copper anode begins to resonate, much like a tuning fork.

Now rotate the tuning capacitor of the receiver under test through the broadcast band.

Easy to follow tuning sequence for two barrel carburetors.

Cells in the perirhinal cortex, which provide a major input to LEC, also revealed little spatial tuning.

The new cavity configuration allowed tuning of the laser continuously over 25 nm of the erbium gain bandwidth by using a bulk diffraction grating.

These instruments have ebony pegs (as well as fingerboard, nut & saddle ), which enables easier and more accurate tuning.

Every car we do is CUSTOM mapped, we do not believe in using generic off the shelf maps as some tuning companies do.

My experiments tuning into other radio stations have been pretty hit-and-miss.

Easy deployment, easy usage, easy tuning - the only key logger which is really Handy!

While the couples were arranging themselves and the musicians tuning up, Pierre sat down with his little partner.

His restlessness leads us at times to a comparison with Skelton, not in respect of any parallelism of idea or literary craftsmanship, but in his experimental zeal in turning the diction and tuning the rhythms of the chaotic English which only Chaucer's genius had reduced to order.