But this is not a novel about turning on, tuning in or dropping out.
They were 10 or 15 years too late, but people really were turning on, tuning in and dropping out.
America took a quiz: "What kind of flag burner are you?" America added turning on, tuning in and dropping out to Interests.
As for Ms. Cao, she seems bent on tuning her observations to an even younger audience.
Bach's sermon on tuning preaches to the converted; it is the substance of the pieces that engages us now.
In what McCarthy calls his Quarterback School, Rodgers concentrated on tuning his fine motor skills: hand-eye coordination, finger dexterity, mechanics.
Passing up the clay court distraction of the French championship to concentrate on tuning up on grass courts in England, she again entered Wimbledon as the favorite and defeated Hard in the final.
American composer James Tenney was fixated on tuning systems that he felt were infinitely more complex and multi-layered than the standard equal temperament, the system through which Western orchestras and instruments are tuned.
And they kept on tuning it, normalizing deviance along the way, until they were far from where they started, to the point of gaming the emissions tests by detecting test conditions and re-calibrating the engine accordingly on the fly.
The near-naked angel, with his childish pot belly, intent on tuning a lute at the foot of the Madonna, is a particularly charming image of nudity as a symbol of unselfconscious innocence.
The composite nanodisks' effect on tuning the ZnO nanorods' PL properties was further carried out.
