Sentence examples for friendly tuning from inspiring English sources

In this chapter, we introduce the new concept of tuning design weights, which, in turn, leads to a computer friendly tuning methodology.

Compared with algorithms available in the current literature, such as those employing an extended Kalman filter and sliding mode observers, this method offers good performance with a guarantee of stability, and possesses user friendly tuning with low computational complexity for easy on-board implementation.

Perhaps the most commercial friendly tune is "Pop," which features vocals from Canadian singer-songwriter, Georgia Murray who happens to be one half of the outfit LINKS.

But something strange happened -- they released countless other radio friendly tunes like "Sweetness" and "Work" -- to name two, delivered a moody, melodic masterpiece in "Futures" in 2004 (methinks anyway), and toured the planet either as a headliner or opening up for mega acts like Green Day or Foo Fighters.

On their fourth album, however, they were stapled to whistle-friendly tunes.

If "5 Years Time" showcased the band's knack for a radio-friendly tune, the album proves their depth.

The band's beginnings were far from the Radio 1-friendly tunes for which they are now famous.

Museum teachers will lead workshops to design carnival masks, and a D.J. will provide child-friendly tunes.

An expansive piece encompassing jazz, classical and avant-garde music, it was written as a protest against the dominance of short radio-friendly tunes.

Bring it Back was a palate-cleanser, a move away from the radio-friendly tunes he's known for into more grounded boom-bap territory.

If radio-friendly tunes aren't your bag, you'll want to try and get in to Freerotation (Baskerville Hall, Fri to 13 Jul).