Sentence examples for future tuning from inspiring English sources
This example illustrates the ease with which existing models can be adapted to describe new studies, and its careful parameterisation within STI-GMaS facilitates future tuning to experimental data as they arise.
As tens of thousands of Egyptians congregated in downtown Cairo's Tahrir Square, to demand a better future, people tuned in from all over the world to watch the revolution in real time - many of them chaperoned by Ayman Mohyeldin, Al Jazeera's dashing Cary Grant-like correspondent.
We'll definitely be doing more giveaways like this in the future, stay tuned.
We'll continue to explore additional unicorn-unicorn, unicorn-public and public-public possibilities in future posts — tune in!
The result is a future house tune with a grimy bassline, vocoder vocals, and a classily mellow snare.
This can be useful in designing and tuning future materials for hydrogen production in the semiconductor-mediated photocatalytic process of water splitting.
In our opinion, there exist a great deal of future opportunities for tuning upconversion emission in two directions: (i) Tuning upconversion using core/shell structures with minimized surface-related deactivations.
Future system tuning on additional open access journals will provide more interactions for use in the research community.
He likes to describe a day, not too far in the future, when instead of tuning in to ABC or NBC, couch potatoes will turn to Electronic Arts.
In addition the experience gained from the current ID will be essential for the guidance of tuning the future DCS architecture in the coming years.
We concluded with key attention points for future SAT development: (i) tuning sustainability assessment to stakeholders' needs, in particular with respect to strategic decision-making, (ii) the development context of a SAT, in particular with respect to governance and continuity in the envisioning process.
