Conclusions: Being attuned to the presenting signs of NPC may lead to a more expedient diagnosis.
There is also, at the core, a studied anti-sophistication that is perfectly attuned to the present moment in painting.
The current show has two audiences in mind: adults, who will be attuned to the issues presented, and children, who, attracted by illustrations on the wall, might like to peruse books, several of which are provided at low tables and stools.
As Penzias and Wilson have shown, though, you didn't have to be at the creation to study it -- you only have to have a robust understanding of what theory predicts and be well attuned to the data that present themselves.
And I did make a conscious effort to calm down, to listen, to not snap at my family, and to be more attuned to the always-present "divine solution," as a dear friend puts it.
He is particularly attuned to the dramatic possibilities presented by the Battle of the Crater, which inspired his 1980 novel "The Crater".
He stays keenly attuned to the parallels between present and past and to the influence of what might be called the deep culture, the patterns of belief and behavior that go back hundreds, or even thousands, of years.
They were also seen as undermining Mr. Cameron's efforts to present his government as keenly attuned to the hardships experienced by Britain's 60 million people, including 2.5 million unemployed.
You sometimes feel the performers are only half present, more attuned to staying ahead of the streaming rush of words in their ears, and in turn pouring them forth to the audience, than in shaping them into comprehensible rhythms.
He has devoted his existence to living as much as possible in the present, keeping himself attuned to trends, not just in fashion but in art, politics, movies, and music.
