The phrase "a tune which is" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a specific tune or song, often to elaborate on its characteristics or qualities.
Example: "I heard a tune which is incredibly catchy and has been stuck in my head all day."
Alternatives: "a melody that is" or "a song that is".
In a feedforward mechanism of orientation selectivity, this linearity would result in a tuning which is not contrast-invariant (e. g., [9], [13]).
At the end of each episode, the characters fall asleep one by one, Iggle Piggle the last to go, drifting away in his boat to a theme tune which is the perfect counterpoint to that of Me Too! – elegiac, melodic, free from lyrics about shopping.
Typical examples feature the hymn tune as a cantus firmus (fixed tune), which is broken down into its constituent phrases played in long note values and preceded, accompanied, and followed by contrapuntal manipulations of their salient motifs.
In the clip, which can be viewed above, the 35-year-old singer-songwriter teamed up with electro-pop artist Vanda for the tender tune, which is a cut on his new album, "What Doesn't Break". .
In the method proposed here, we have made sure that the default search parameters work well without the need of any tuning, which is an additional important advantage.
A boost in battery life should change your tune, which is exactly what Qualcomm is promising.
She is unlikely to change her tune — which is popular among German taxpayers — before that.
EI: Let's talk about the first tune, which is "Pound For Pound".
He also composed a theme tune, which was used as an alternative to Space's "Female of the Species".
OU's Marching 110 covered "The Fox," a strange tune which was released recently by Bård Ylvisåker and Vegard Ylvisåker, who perform under the name of Ylvis.
