Left: tuning curves for a few binaural neurons.
She has watched the show since she left, and says she will tune into the new series.
That left those tuning in on television with a buffed view of the Republican Party -- and Mr. Bush -- far more moderate than the delegates in the hall who voted today for a platform that hewed to some fiercely conservative tenets, like the party's call for a ban on abortion.
Upper left panel: Tuning shape Ω(r ) with parameters θ 2 = 0.5 and varying θ 1. Lower left panel: Corresponding Fisher information (FI) integrand ℱ (r ).
That was the time when young people would leave their cable boxes on MTV waiting for their favorite videos, just as their parents had left their radios tuned to certain stations waiting for their favorite songs.
Instead, he left his tune unharmonized, merely doubling it with instruments according to theories then rife, now discredited, about troubadour practices.
They are evidence of a forty-five-year-old woman's refusal to give up every free moment in service to husband, kids, and all the nagging distractions that could have filled her days and left her tuning in to "Oprah," trying to figure out how she'd lost herself along the way.
"Exhausted after touring, lugging a 75 pound backpack with all of my stuff in it around, I left Ninja Tune HQ into a straight downpour with nowhere to go save for my buddy Laurent's place down in Brixton.
He and Ms. Levine, 28, had only three days left to fine-tune their idea into a functioning prototype.
To protect corn from raccoons, who tend to go for it when it ripens, the book suggests leaving a radio "tuned to an all-night talk show" out in the garden on the nights just before harvest.
