Sentence examples for devoted to tuning from inspiring English sources

A lot more engineering goes into generating sonic clarity, including thousands of hours devoted to tuning the system to the peculiarities of a car's cabin, with all of its reflective glass, unusual angles and sound eating seats.

Much time and energy will be devoted to tuning up the machine and the giant five-story detectors, said Dave Charlton of the University of Birmingham, who works on the Atlas detector at CERN. "But the new plan to run for up to a year with very few stops gives us a great chance to find new physics sooner," he said.

Many efforts have been devoted to tune their compositions by different fabrication methods.

Although the single lobe model may not represent in the latter case the best approximation, it is still adopted here, and this section is therefore devoted to tune the model parameters based on the experimental characterization.

In concert, the group serves up a lot of familiar songs done unconventionally, but its CD's are increasingly devoted to original tunes, many dazzlingly complex.

Specific attention is devoted to PID application, tuning and fuselage vibration control implementation.

On Wednesday, Mr. Ledet blew away the judges panel and the studio audience during the the 1960s-themed firoundound with the Temptations' "Ain't Too Proud to Beg," and then nearly brought Jennifer Lopez to tears with his restrained rendition of the Bee Gees' "To Love Somebody" during the second round, which was devoted to British pop tunes.

Hip Tot Music Fest With Lloyd H. Miller (Sunday) Many hip tots probably already know Mr. Miller: he's the leader of the band the Deedle Deedle Dees, famous for its tunes devoted to science and history.

The hours he and his crew have devoted to crafting and fine-tuning becomes obvious when you compare their creations with the models they're reprising.

Phase 2 is devoted to background studies and collision tuning.

A wall was devoted to twenty-four more screens — one tuned to Wolf Blitzer on mute, the others rotating through live feeds from bridges and intersections.