The phrase 'tuning between' is not correct in written English.
Instead, you can use the phrase 'tuning in to'. For example, "She was tuning in to the radio station to hear her favorite song."
Their music was too loud and too boring, and they took too much time conferring and tuning between numbers.
The syntheses of these new materials evidenced the crucial tuning between metal precursor and ligand.
To make the performance stable, time tuning between the push and clamping devices signals is necessary.
Furthermore, intention estimation led to fewer shifts in channel tuning between the training set and online control, suggesting that less adaptation was required during online control.
These systematic differences in tuning between different sites within the organ of Corti demonstrate that the organ's main vibration modes are frequency-dependent (further illustrated in Figs. 6, 7, and Supplementary Figs. 2, 3).
The interaction between primary and secondary structures depends mainly on the mass ratio, stiffness ratio, coupling stiffness and frequency tuning between the primary and secondary structures.
Re "A Piano That Runs Hot and Cold to Tune Itself" (What's Next, Jan . 2: A well-maintained piano is not likely to go seriously out of tune between annual tunings.
So can a radio tuned to "between stations".[4].
Altogether, we suggest that the fine-tuning between phagosomal acidification and antigen degradation and the orchestrated regulation of phagosomal maturation must be in place in DCs to allow for efficient antigen cross-presentation.
A D.J. spins tunes between clothing racks.
The voltage can be tuned between 100 V-8kV to prevent damage to the sample.
