Sentence examples for strongly tuned from inspiring English sources

Sometimes customers using a product or service may not be strongly tuned in to any particular group.

Sadly, we're so strongly tuned to the ethos that "government must provide for the poor because the market will not" that I don't think we'll take any such steps for a long time.

The glass transition temperature (Tg) of a polystyrene (PS) nanolayer is shown to be strongly tuned by the presence of neighboring immiscible polymer layers over a 100 °C range spanning temperatures above and below the bulk PS Tg.

Lever arm (III) is attributed to resonances in the right constriction which are strongly tuned by the right side gate.

These POFs behave as photonic rubbers that can be strongly tuned via stretching but still recover very well after release.

We therefore suggest that selective attention in women appears to be more strongly tuned to biologically relevant stimuli.

The proposed approach consists of first constructing a dynamic dictionary of words' polarity based on a selected set of hashtags related to a given topic, then, classifying the tweets under several classes by introducing new features that strongly fine-tune the polarity degree of a post.

However, in agreement with previous work [ 40, 41], the massive appearance of positively correlated miRNA and target expressions strongly indicates tuning effects of varying translational repression.

The semiconductor layers are assumed to be strongly doped; by tuning the impurity density the free carrier concentration changes and the photonic bands shift.

We recently reported on a new mechanism for laser induced ablation using strongly absorbed infrared pulses specifically tuned to IR active vibrations with pulse durations sufficiently short to drive ablation faster than thermal and acoustic transport induced damage, but long enough to avoid the ionizing radiation effects of plasma formation [1].

Such coupling structures are typically strongly wavelength-dependent and must be tuned to the waveband of interest.