Sentence examples for in their tune from inspiring English sources
It's a nice touch that Kirk's such a fan of the late 20th century wisenheimer rappers as they do, of course, mention "a pinch on the neck from Mr Spock" in their tune Intergalactic.
"I'm so glad we back home," would later sing local Free Agents Brass Band in their tune "We Made It Through That Water".
In their tune, and subsequent video, the guys put a jamming G-house-leaning spin on the best tiddbits of the original, while offering up a visual potpourri of pop-culture cameos, with clips from the likes of Dumb & Dumber, The Big Lebowski, Team America, presidential speeches, and of course, some choice clips from Montell Jordan's own original music video.
You won't find much trickery in their tunes and often their floor-smashing tracks start quite simply with an essential intro of breezy hi-hats, factory-sealed snares and a thundering kick.
You won't find much trickery in their tunes and often their floor-smashing tracks start quite simply with the mandatory intro of breezy hi-hats, factory-sealed snares and a thundering kick.
French folk duo Ladybug and the Wolf are a delightful acoustic outfit, who produce the type of whimsy in their tunes that can make any rainy day feel like a breezy summer afternoon.
ORs differ in their tuning breadth and some ORs respond to either a single or small number of odorants, while others respond to a variety of volatiles [ 22– 26].
Let us now consider a number of V1 neurons simultaneously, each receiving afferent inputs of different strengths due to, for example, differences in their tuning.
All these models have convergence of large numbers of inputs and differ widely in their tuning, and this confers on them the basic characteristics of broad tuning and a phasic response.
In contrast, neurons at wider distances, e.g., within 200 300 μm of each other, are more likely to have wide disparities in their spatial tuning and to be cross-directionally tuned, suggestive of a modular organization for visuo-spatial information processing.
Author's note: Notice how a company can change their tune in the name of profitmaking.
