Sentence examples for before tuning to from inspiring English sources

The perceptual representation of the broad "animal category" would be accessed early before tuning to more specific representations such as bird and then canary.

Finally, a Parallel Distributed Processing (PDP) theory was proposed by McClelland, Rogers and Patterson [19], [20] in which objects representations would be activated from broad to fine so that large categories would be activated before tuning to more specific representation.

Broad categories would be activated before tuning to more specific representation, but although the word "bird" would be activated after the word "animal", it would become fully activated much faster.

If you didn't know Wax Romeo's name before tuning in to this mix then I got news for you people everything's about to change.

Shortly before tuning in to this great event, however, I read another story of a person employed by a Catholic institution who was fired for marrying a same-sex partner.

At least a week before your departure, stay tuned to national weather stations and websites to ensure you know what may be in store for your journey.

Stretch your strings before you begin to tune to tighten windings at tuning machine gears, if you don't the string will fall flat on its own.

He rises before 6 a.m., watches television tuned to a cable channel first in the residence, and later in a small dining room in the West Wing, and looks through the morning newspapers: The New York Times, The New York Post and now The Washington Post.

Clearly there are many challenges to be addressed before tuning in synthetic biology achieves the status it enjoys in traditional engineering disciplines.

Wait at least an hour before tuning it up again: the wood needs time to adjust.

After tuning the EoS parameters, the average error was successfully dropped to 2.3%%, compared with 22.5 % before tuning.