Such nervousness has also seeped into the White House, however, where many officials recall how Mr. Bush's father seemed ill attuned to economic conditions as he ran for re-election in 1992.
The controversy and the possibility that its resolution may result in higher village taxes have apparently had little impact on the real estate market, where buyers seem most attuned to schools, the convenient commute and the panache of a Garden City address.
And he seems a lot more attuned to the rhythms and culture of Iowa than he did a few months ago when David Yepsen, the Des Moines Register's political columnist, chastised Mr. Giuliani as being "rude" after he showed up 45 minutes late to a town hall meeting without explanation or apology.
As such humans seem to be more attuned to bad or negative events and stimuli, and such stimuli elicit more thorough and elaborate information processing and learning (Fiske, 1980; Fiske & Taylor, 1991).
Mainland UK, it seems, has never been more attuned to the economic importance of the islands.
In my smart-watch-free imagination, everyone seemed happier, more alert and more attuned to their humanity.
The magic ingredient in these projects seems to be a chef's highly attuned sense of measure, the same sense that balances flavors in a dish and knows when servers should be at the table.
We are nowhere near the post-racial moment that Barack Obama's election was supposed to usher in; instead, we seem more obsessed with race than ever, and more attuned to identity politics in all its permutations.
Studying the brains of narcoleptic dogs, they've identified a class of neurons that seems to determine when the animals are alert and attuned to their surroundings.
"I would write about him being the guy who, at these sort of inflection points that every business faces, seems to show up with ideas that are original and thoughtful and attuned to the moment".
A salad may seem modest, but that dish (and its cult following among trend-attuned New Yorkers like Ms. Bhojwani) is emblematic of a shift in the way that women participate in the crucial information-gathering and idea-generating ritual known as lunch.
