Sentence examples for tune across from inspiring English sources
After eight of his budgets, spending ministers were dancing to the Treasury's tune across vast areas of government life.
Economic cycles are in tune across Europe, noted Josef Janning, deputy director of the Center for Applied Policy Research at Munich University.
Listen to Bob's take on The Pogues' "Fairytale Of New York," a classic holiday tune across the pond: http://bit.ly/8XqSLv. 1. Winter Wonderland 2. I'll Be Home For Christmas 3. Christmas Time Is Here 4. The Most Wonderful Day Of The Year 5. Christmas (Baby Please Come Back) 6. White Christmas 7. Fairytale Of New York 8. Have Yourself A Merry Little Christmas.
As the light is tuned across the frequency range of interest and the absorption or fluorescence is recorded, extremely narrow spectral features can be measured.
Because they can be tuned across the whole spectrum they might provide a safe and environmentally friendly replacement for pigments in paint.
Depending on the energy of the electron beam and variations in the magnetic field, free-electron lasers can be tuned across a wide range of wavelengths.
The best creator of this kind of highly skilled anti-homage has been the writer and director Christopher Guest, whose career-long collaboration with Michael McKean, Harry Shearer, and others has produced a songbook of great mocking tunes across the genres of metal, folk, and musical theatre.
Their optical resonance can be linearly tuned across the hear-infrared region by changing the effective size or the aspect ratio of the nanorods (Huang et al. 2008).
With increasing injection current, the spectrum blue-shifts from 650 nm towards 590 nm thus realizing on-chip tuning across red-amber-yellow color regime.
"The problem with that — at the moment — is that it relies on the accelerometer being tuned across all these different devices to work properly.
Thus, bitter is encoded independently of sweet and amino acids, and taste receptor cells are not broadly tuned across these modalities.
