This volume is thus for anybody interested in a Bible more attuned to Jewish sources.
For companies, recommendation is the gateway into recognizing the value of a much more attuned personalization.
"We pray other peers will be a little more attuned to the 21st Century during next week's debate".
"I think some of the other things people are in the west may be a little more attuned to the issues – like don't jog your five miles at noon, do it at 5am," says Dr Caroline Johnson, a senior official at the Philadelphia Department of Public Health.
"Ours is a contemporary interpretation, more attuned to a spare and internal Japanese sensibility," Mr. Price said.
For the purpose of this study we introduce a new variable that may serve as a risk proxy more attuned to the patient, taking into account all the patient's admissions during the study period.
In this case, that would probably mean offering a policy agenda more attuned to the ways in which recent Republican economic policy hasn't always delivered for middle-income voters – a health care agenda that promises more to the uninsured, say, or a tax agenda that's more family-friendly than the current Romney proposals.
He has held positions at the World Bank, the IMF and has served as a minister in several Peruvian governments but has struggled to overcome perceptions that he is a bland technocrat more attuned in the world of international finance than the realities of Peruvian life.
The numerous material changes required by the AUSFTA in the pharmaceutical sector potentially aggregate to create a regulatory environment more attuned to encouraging private investment and profit-making.
For six terms, from 1963 to 1975, Mr. Grover, who died at 93 on Sunday at his home in Babylon, N.Y., brought a soft-spoken lack of pretension to the inner workings of an institution far more attuned to partisan bombast.
Bork helped his opponents paint a portrait of him as a nominee who was more attuned to legal theory than to doing justice.
