Sentence examples for correct tuning from inspiring English sources

Various combinations of meantone fifths were used to determine the correct tuning of each of the keyboard's 12 notes per octave.

Hence, better energy efficiency and quality grind can only be achieved with correct tuning of these influential operational factors to the desired optimum point.

However, we identified several shortcomings in past evaluation studies17,19,20,21,22, related to the use of multiple evaluation metrics, the correct tuning of parameters, and the biological relevance of synthetic data.

I suspect that some details are given without much conviction on the author's part (such as the correct tuning for obscure music of 1620), and some of it reads a little too much like notes taken down by a reporter (what builder X said to organist Y about an organ built by Z).

A single button interface and a backlight that changes from red to bright green when the correct tuning is detected, simplifies the tuner operation.

The correct tuning is found by ear, with players striking a sequence of gongs, looking for a melodic contour they are familiar with.

Such a practice may seem like a casual approach to learning and performing the "correct" tune, intact from past generations.

These results suggest that TIGRESS has the potential to compare with state-of-the-art methods and confirm the importance of correct parameter tuning.

Ailes' TV instincts proved correct as the anti-Obama right tuned in and ratings shot up.

As concertmaster in high school, to know my intonation was always correct, to tune the orchestra by myself, to lead sectionals with confidence... perfect pitch was such a blessing.

And he's correct: turning the tuning dial on an analogue radio produces a plethora of electronic sounds from the ether.