Sentence examples for tuner into from inspiring English sources

Piezo elements change shape when subjected to an electric charge; they are used in loudspeakers to convert signals from a stereo tuner into sound waves.

They included zithers, Tibetan singing bowls (Mr. Wescott took a tuner into the storeroom of a New Age shop and tried more than 300 bowls until he got the correct tones) and a Challen upright piano, the vintage British parlor instrument best known for its appearance on the Beatles's "Day in the Life".

Hold off on this model and wait until Sony or another reputable brand stuffs an HD tuner into one of their portable radios.

Avoid plugging the tuner into a USB hub, as they usually don't allow it to draw enough power.

And when manufacturers begin to build digital tuners into televisions, they can readily add wireless uplinks, too, capable of signing on to services offered by the paging, cell phone and other narrowband wireless services, like Blackberry's.

And when manufacturers begin to build digital tuners into television sets, they can readily add wireless uplinks, too; ones that are capable of signing on to services offered by paging, cell phone and other narrowband wireless services, such as Blackberry's.

Daniel Mason's first novel, a Conradian odyssey through colonial Burma called "The Piano Tuner," fell into that trap.

Right now only about 20% of Americans are capable of receiving a digital signal through a digital tuner built into the television set itself, according to the Consumer Electronics Association.

You can also install a TV tuner card into a spare PCI slot on your computer, though this is fairly difficult compared to plugging in a USB tuner.

For example, the Fender guitar company has an online tuner built into an image of a guitar head on its official website.

A piano-tuner walked into Mr. Richard L. Simon's house to tune his piano and left the following written criticism of the Simon's No Draft Ventilation.