Sentence examples for state of tune from inspiring English sources

As used in the EcoJet, the turbine is in a milder state of tune, Mr. Leno said: "About 650 horsepower".

As with many other model lines, though, you might be best off opting for the cheapest one in the range, which would be the SE,  with the same little engine but in a lower state of tune.

There, a 2-litre turbocharged four-cylinder engine – the kind of workaday motor powering the Volkswagen Golf and its ilk – exists in a batty state of tune, rated at 355 horsepower and 332 pound-feet of torque.

In our formative stages, we human beings lived in an aboriginal state of tune with the horrors and favors, beauty and beasts of nature.

The engine was manufactured with an aluminium cylinder block, aluminium cylinder heads with steel connecting rods and crankshaft, and in the standard state of tune, it produced a maximum power of 550 PS at 7200 rpm and torque of 475 lbft at 4500 rpm.

Let's look at this lavish exec hatchback – which is available with a selection of large petrol and diesel engines in various states of tune – in a little more detail.

With Mr. Bush seemingly determined to disarm Saddam Hussein by force, Mr. Powell cannot afford to be a secretary of state out of tune with his president.

Shelly Thomas, a stockroom clerk and single mother, is using her windfall from the State of Arkansas to tune up the old Chevrolet she drives to work.

Hawkins questioned Graves' support from outside interest groups saying he was troubled "to see money pouring in from out of state to the tune of hundreds of thousands of dollars, to defeat a fellow Republican".

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The state of interface was tuned by variation of the NPs surroundings via simple dilution of the as-synthesized colloid by its native polymer solution thus avoiding involving new chemical species.