Sentence examples for consistently tuned from inspiring English sources

"Whether as a senator, a Presidential candidate, or Secretary of State, I've devoted countless hours to thunderous and droning speeches that people have consistently tuned out," he said.

Despite this increase, however, consumers have consistently tuned in to an average of just 17 channels".

The location of these consistently tuned regions in PT is in agreement with the increasingly level-invariant azimuth tuning observed at higher stages of the auditory pathway in monkeys and cats (Stecker et al. 2003; Miller and Recanzone 2009).

I was, however, able to consistently tune in the Voice of America and the BBC with both of them, if not some more obscure broadcasters.

The analysis also predicts that globally detuned absorbers consistently outperform tuned absorbers in which the base motion is directly minimized.

The choral singing was polished and well balanced, and the orchestra's playing was consistently solid and finely tuned.

They build on tested ideas and are consistently being more finely tuned, probably the more so, the higher the stakes.

Mr. Michieletto's direction is consistently in tune with Puccini's drama, right through to Mimì's death scene, sung propped up on mattress and sleeping bag.

In the same way, the Grimes twins have overcome drawbacks – such as the ability to sing consistently in tune – which would, in less egalitarian times, have doomed those aspiring to a musical career.

See you how long you can hold a note steady and try to be consistently in tune.

On data produced by this simulator, FluReF tuned for a 0% false positive rate has consistently demonstrated a 10% false negative rate.