Sentence examples for strictly tuned from inspiring English sources
For example, if the temporal dynamics of perceptual awareness were strictly tuned to the timing of exploratory eye movements, we would probably see the world as a rapid sequence of snapshots, one for each fixation period.
These molecules play important roles in establishing the strictly tuned relationship between tumor and stromal cells whose balance is critical for tumor development and progression, as will be discussed in the following sections of this review.
I could have done without an evening kick-off in December and I may have to get the tights out, as long as no one thinks they have tuned into Strictly Come Dancing by mistake.
More devoted Strictly fans can tune into BBC Two's It Takes Two with Zoe Ball during weekdays, for all the latest backstage gossip.
"We are delighted with Alesha's debut performance as part of the judging panel on Strictly Come Dancing and that so many millions tuned in to enjoy the show," the BBC added.
And Strictly's Saturday show was down by more than a million on the 9.2m who tuned in to see the second instalment of the series' launch last year.
The Strictly launch show also claimed a ratings victory against X Factor, drawing in 8.4 million viewers, compared with the 7.8 million people who tuned it to watch the fourth episode of X Factor auditions.
However, to create polarization entangled photon pairs zero FSS is not strictly required, as it is sufficient to tune the FSS down to values of several μeV[44], which means that also the FSS of QDs of a lower symmetry can be tuned to values small enough to create polarization entangled photon pairs.
In a telephone interview on Friday, Doug Ramsey, a jazz writer and critic, said of Ms. Lea: "I listened to a couple of things by her this morning, and I thought, there's something indefinable about the ability to stick strictly to the tune as written, do it in tune, and yet offer an interpretation that's quite different from what someone else might have done.
