Sentence examples for low tuning from inspiring English sources

BST thin films are very promising for microwave tunable applications due to the low tuning voltages and the relatively low production cost [8].

It has many advantages compared to conventional filter, such as low weight, ability of continuously tunable, miniaturization, low processing costs, low tuning voltage, convenient manufacture, etc.

The simulated and measured reaults show that the proposed tunable filter has additional advantages of being continuously tunable, miniaturizable, and having low processing costs and low tuning voltage.

When V curve-control was increased from zero to 9 V, the C V response curve was changed from a linear to a concave form (i.e., the capacitance decreased quickly in the low tuning voltage region and slowly in the high tuning voltage region).

Partially, this is a virtue of the low tuning and a result of the microtones and harmony of the guitar, but you can emphasize this effect by using a chorus or octave unit in your pedal chain, with the volume turned quite low.

The television was on, low, tuned to a game show.

The low tune from a stereo on the far side of the clubhouse was almost inaudible.

Those worries were exacerbated by the low tune-in -- 36.9 million viewers -- for the 2009 show.

Practising Mormons, the Minnesota trio's opening song, (That's How You Sing) Amazing Grace, dips into the traditional tune, but the band's songbook owes as much to regular Mormonism as it does to Utah's finest, the Osmonds, and Low tunes are bleak, mournful, even angry affairs that drip with questions and confusion.

The result is an electro hardcore punk squall, rough as fuck vocals, and low tuned guitars all blasted through poxy amps in front of 30 crossed-arm cunts.

Get good headphones that boost lower frequencies, as the band's instruments are often very low tuned.