Sentence examples for that tune of from inspiring English sources

That tune of Elgar's won't and shouldn't go away.

That tune, a sort of theme song, resurfaces in a 1965 radio broadcast from the Half Note.

(A recording of what appears to be a performance of that tune cropped up online early Friday).

And that's the name of that tune.

You will soon learn which keys to play for the various parts of that tune.

We argue that tuning of the coated nanowire material parameters and the barrier layer thickness can be used for engineering the transport properties in such nanostructures.

We also show that tuning of the geometry and operating conditions can yield an almost 7-fold increase in the hydrogen production rate.

Therefore, it may be possible that tuning of the enzyme by genetic strategies and/or optimization of the reaction condition will yield an effective system for the expression of its maximum activity.

The result suggests that tuning of electron energy (or temperature) can be used to optimize the deposition and electron temperature near the substrate surface may be a candidate for one of the control parameters in plasma-assisted CVD.

It is also shown that tuning of correlations to a stimulus or an action might be a direct consequence of variability in that stimulus or action, even in the absence of any modulation of direct inter-neuronal interaction.

It is shown that tuning of the mesomorphic structure can be achieved by an appropriate molecular design depending upon the chemical nature of the terminal mesogenic groups, dendritic core and dendrimer generation.