Sentence examples for amount of tunes from inspiring English sources

Not because this small island is responsible for a shocking number of consummate tunes you know and love, but because it birthed an equal amount of tunes that you—and thus your friends, colleagues, and others you'd like to one-up don't yet knone-up dove.

In this paper, criteria for the choice of the amount of tuned mass to be added are presented.

Their efficiency require a fair amount of tuning as they highly depend on the proposal densities used to obtain the Monte Carlo samples and the point processes generating the underlying random times.

We also assessed whether these values were constant regardless of the amount of tuned EnvZ-V5 present.

The amount of tuning depends on the relative convergence of the cross-cultural mappings between the emotion feature profiles of the cultures where the robots will be used.

The preparation of cardiomyocytes is a relatively complicated process and requires a large amount of tuning to obtain large populations of rod-shaped and calcium-tolerant cells (>75% of the total population in this work).

With Union Jack flags in the crowd, chaotic stage presence and a rather modest amount of actual tunes, this was a show more suited to a dingy toilet venue overflowing with moshing kids.

No amount of fine tuning the current order will be sufficient.

Several strategies have emerged to cope with this challenge such as decreasing the loading amount of metal, tuning the metal-support interactions, and introducing vacancies or defects on/in supports.

Mr. Gelb said that he and the production team could together handle the execution of what he called Ms. Shaw's "meticulous notes" in her absence: "There's always some amount of fine-tuning going on, but the basic blocking of the movement of the performers, everything they're doing, is set".

No amount of fine-tuning could force the printer to create a better version of this print.