The phrase "attuned up" is not correct and does not appear to be usable in written English.
It seems to be a combination of "attuned" and "tuned up," but without context, it is unclear how it could be used.
Example: "After several sessions, I felt more attuned to the rhythm of the music."
Alternatives: "in harmony" or "in sync."
The transgenerational trend extends to the co-curators, the attuned up-and-comers Thomas J. Lax, of MOMA, and Mia Locks, of MOMA PS1, and the éminence grise Douglas Crimp, an art historian best known for his generation-defining essay "Pictures" (also a show), which is now almost forty years old.
A better waterworks Allo, allo Zapping mosquitoes, and corruption Expanding care Everlasting light Ideas coming down the track Speed is the new stealth In praise of celestial mechanics Teaching old microphones new tricks Harnessing human computation ReprintsThat natural microphone, the human ear, is finely attuned to picking up certain characteristics in a person's voice.
However, she adds, "humans are very attuned to picking up subtle variations from reality" and 3D effects can "break our brains recipe for when to take things seriously".
The problem is that we are not attuned to picking up those warning signs, in part because they could be a hundred-thousand other, less lethal things.
It may be grand to grow up attuned to the subtle culinary rhythms of Osaka or Provence, but also, Hollingsworth seems to suggest, to the picnics, backyard barbecues and county fairs of the rural California in which he was raised.
An NPR report from February of this year pointed to evidence that dogs have a part of their brain that is attuned to picking up on emotional cues from people and other dogs.
Underworld is the work of a writer wired into contemporary America from the ground up, spookily attuned to the weird vibrations of popular culture and the buzz of everyday, ordinary conversations on bus and subway.
Events between Anna and Raphael, who is more or less Lucien's adopted son and has a fine, rustic way of keeping fragrant herbs in his pocket in case a loaf of bread comes along, wind up highly attuned to what happened between Lucien and Marie-Neige in the same setting.
Her stages tend to be stripped bare, so that all of these background systems to which she is so deliciously attuned can bubble up, uninterrupted, unadorned.
The psychoanalytic theorist Jessica Benjamin says that by age 2 a child begins to recognize the mother as a separate being; these two grown-ups are not attuned to their mother as a person.
Mrs McDonald says her first challenge is explaining to Texans that Obamacare still exists.Not everyone, it seems, is attuned to the biggest shake-up in American health care since the introduction nearly half a century ago of Medicare and Medicaid, the public programmes for the elderly and the poor.
