Sentence examples for get tuned from inspiring English sources

She acquired eight pianos to record it with, six of which she was able to get tuned.

"But to get tuned as a team takes time … We need to get confidence back in our skills and qualities.

"When you are apart from your normal life, you're in a neutral place, a tuning fork trying to get tuned," he said.

"That will make it easier for viewers to find the show, get tuned in and get settled so they'll be more likely to stick with it," Oscar honcho Sid Ganis said.

This membership function will get tuned or adjusted during backward learning process of ANFIS to minimize the training error.

"As we become more familiar with the machine it will get tuned to higher sensitivity," Raab says.

"The local industry got tuned in to international needs, quality and logistics," Mr. Huber of DaimlerChrysler said.

And then the battle will not just be between streaming and downloading providers, but with radio stations, which risk getting tuned out.

("I tighten the strings of this old lyre," went the translated lyrics of "Preludio," "which gets tuned, goes out of tune; nothing is played except chords of anguish").

And it's quite clear that the human primate life span got tuned up by evolution over the course of the last few million years.

Previously to get tunes moving on Google Home speaker itself, users had to cast to the device directly using wifi.