Sentence examples for tuning itself from inspiring English sources

The most beautiful sound in the world to me is that of an orchestra tuning itself to the oboe's taut A. The second most beautiful is Carly Rae Jepsen.

It is shown that the EA-NES is able to perform resonance capture with the acoustic field, resulting in noise reduction by targeted energy transfer, and to operate in a large frequency band, tuning itself passively to any linear system.

We present also the frequency responses of the system which shows a clipping of the original resonance peak of the acoustic medium and we finally demonstrate the ability of the nonlinear absorber to operate in a large frequency band, tuning itself to any linear system.

Because the scheduler has potential ability of self-training, it could automatically tuning itself towards an optimal system reward (or cost) according to the actual environment.

By "tuning" itself to your environment, the TruePlay app ensures that the music works in every room where you have a Sonos system set up.

As with adaptive engineering controllers, the cerebellar subsystem also readily tunes itself over time.

Radio 4, also on a timer, tuned itself off before the Archers.

There is no need for a technician to tune it, as it tunes itself with computer logic.

"We were intrigued that it seems like biology does want to tune itself closely to this critical point," said graduate student and co-author Ben Machta.

BLOOMBERG BUSINESSWEEK Grantham Laments the State of Capitalism  |  In his latest quarterly letter, Jeremy Grantham writes, "For the time being, capitalism has tuned itself to rapid growth at almost any cost".

We integrate the Workload Classifier with the PSP framework in order to come up with an architecture by which the autonomous DBMS can tune itself efficiently.