Sentence examples for tuners from inspiring English sources

It has just launched the PSX, a home-entertainment device that combines a PlayStation 2 with a DVD recorder, a hard-disk based video recorder, satellite and analogue TV tuners, and photo-album and music playback features.

It can also pick up neighbouring stations more accurately than conventional tuners and thus avoid interference.

Best of all, it's free.Pernickety tuners believe you should also reformat the hard-drive if you want to regain all the computer's lost performance.

But there is evidence that the committee has a lot of "fine tuners", who take each month's evidence at a time, and vote for or against small changes.

In America, "HD capable" refers to HDTVs with built-in tuners that can decode terrestrial HDTV signals; while a "digital cable ready" HDTV set contains a decoder for HDTV signals delivered via cable.All of this gobbledegook helps to explain HDTV's dirty little secret: that around 80% of HDTV sets are not receiving HDTV broadcasts.

Thanks to its big hard drive and twin television tuners, a PVR can do tricks that a VCR cannot.

Piano tuners depend in part upon their ability to hear these tones in a reliable way when tightening and loosening the strings in order to reach the correct pitch on the instrument.

Monochords continued to be used as scientific and teaching tools and, as late as the 18th century, served as organ tuners' aids.

The piano strings can be plucked or played with percussion mallets and can produce harmonics in the manner of non-keyboard stringed instruments, much to the dismay of piano tuners and traditional pianists.

Feeling the heat Learning to play the game Chopping and changing We are all fine-tuners now A long way from America ReprintsThe comparison with America is misleading.

Feeling the heat Learning to play the game Chopping and changing We are all fine-tuners now A long way from America ReprintsThis is supposedly good for employers as well as their workers.