Sentence examples for in tune of from inspiring English sources

"The loss must be in tune of Rs 100 crores ($16 million)," said Mishra.

This original musical excerpt was systematically varied in terms of tuning (in-tune, out-of-tune) and tempo (fast, slow), resulting in four different musical background stimuli.

Her first big film role was in "Tunes of Glory" (1960), with Alec Guinness.

One of his most memorable dramatic roles was the driven regimental colonel in postwar Scotland in "Tunes of Glory".

In a prison camp setting, Mills again, as in Tunes Of Glory (1960), delineated an outwardly correct figure succumbing to terminal strain.

In 1960 came a full-blown, but far from self-indulgent, character study of a neurotically repressed army officer in Tunes Of Glory, in which he played opposite his friend of many years, Alec Guinness.

In 1959, he starred in Carol Reed's Our Man In Havana, and a year later gave a brilliantly unpleasant Scottish impersonation of an irascible soldier in Tunes Of Glory.

That helps us directly in tuning of.

The consequences of Taguchi method in tuning of parameters are shown in Figs. 4 and 5.

Evolutionary computation is also widely used in tuning of these systems.

The CDEK is adopted in tuning of regularization parameter and the radial basis function bandwith.