Sentence examples for proper tuning from inspiring English sources

Proper tuning of protein levels under normal and perturbed conditions requires precise regulations at different stages of gene expression.

For proper tuning of the controller parameters, imperialist competitive algorithm (ICA) was used.

For proper tuning of the controller parameters, Biogeography-Based Optimization (BBO) was applied.

Proper tuning of kinetics and emission wavelengths enables the generation of a spatial pattern of fluorescent emission at the intersection of two structured light beams.

A proper tuning of control parameter has been performed in order to achieve a balance between intensification and diversification phases.

The calculated frequency response of the damped plate illustrates that substantial vibration control of select modes can be obtained by proper tuning of the shunting resistive circuit.

But the new one, 9, has some proper tunes on it.

It can bear aloft even the most uneventful material, but her new single, You Don't Know What To Do, is a proper tune.

The English psalter used only a few metres, and the custom of singing each psalm to its "proper" tune was soon replaced by the use of a few common tunes.

ed., 2013, as Ancient & Modern: Hymns and Songs for Refreshing Worship), characterized by austerity of style, conformity to the Anglican Book of Common Prayer, and the setting of each hymn to its proper tune.

The present era of English hymnody dates from the publication of Hymns Ancient and Modern (1861; last rev. ed., 1950), characterized by austerity of style, conformity to the Anglican Book of Common Prayer, and the setting of each hymn to its proper tune.