Sentence examples for per tune from inspiring English sources

On a "pay as you go" contract, 1MB costs £3 – I make that £15 per tune, plus the purchase price.

Unlike Shazam, only one library reference per tune is needed.So far, Dr Sandler and his colleagues have been restricted to modelling classical music.

It transfers those songs over an ancient-model USB 1.1 connection that takes about 30 seconds per tune.

And they're doing their best to raise prices on digital music, without saying they're doing it: Buying a song via cell phone, expected to be offered by the end of the year in the U.S., will likely cost $2 or more per tune.

Steinway charges $150 per tuning.

The fastest implementation of their system produced >50 spectrally resolved frames in ∼10 min. Faster scanning OPO with a 1.1 frames per second tuning rate was demonstrated by Garbacik et al. in CARS microscopy.

We model the epidemic dissemination as a percolation problem and by rigorous percolation analysis tune Scoop per-query and on-the-fly to answer β-queries correctly and efficiently.

Spotify logs 150 billion plays, shares, skips, follows and other signals per day that tune its recommendations.

There's nothing wrong with Erasure's typically naff take on the ABBA tune, per se, but there's nothing about it that'd actually make you want to dance.

LPs (long-playing 10 and 12 inch discs, playing at 33 1/3 revolutions per minute), 78s (somewhat breakable discs, playing at 78 revolutions per minute with one tune on each side) and 45s (7 inch discs playing at 45 revolutions per minute) could prove valuable.

If we look after them well, our parks and greens will enhance our wellbeing to the tune of £290 per household per year in 2060.