Not surprisingly, the new product is attuned to work with the last couple of generations of Cisco's high-end data switches, the Nexus 7000 series.
Ms. Johnson Cano said her "senses are sharper," adding that her "ears have become more keenly attuned to working inside a given musical texture".
In contrast to the lucrative society commissions that subsidised his philosophical and symbolic art, these were portraits of the people Watts admired and felt attuned to, works he carried out at his own expense.
Mr. Denève seemed to find little mystery there, raising fears for what might come (or not) in the third-movement Largo, but by then he seemed more attuned to the work's ebb and flow.
For the moment, Keller says, he's singularly attuned to his work.
But Van Mieghem (1875-1930), a passionate realist attuned to the working class in his home city, Antwerp, Belgium, was a fine draftsman and colorist whose long-forgotten work evokes that of van Gogh and Käthe Kollwitz.
Pretending to be culturally attuned to the working class (John Kerry in hunting camouflage, Hillary Clinton downing a boilermaker) is condescending and bound to fail.
Or low points, depending on your point of view, for Derrida was a man who could both apologize fiercely for the "crimes" of Louis Althusser and Paul de Man, yet, in later years, under the influence of Benjamin and Levinas, develop into a kind of "globally attuned ethicist" in works that "revealed an old-fashioned moral outrage".
As the Internet Age marches on, it is likely that individual poetics will increasingly be circumscribed (when they are circumscribed) in this fashion; and for those attuned to singular works and inimitable moments in the history of English-language poetry, the publication of this book offers a glorious exemplar of each.
Williams's handheld camera work is attuned to their slightest gestures, and Greene's abrupt association of images suggests leaps of memory and imagination.
