Sentence examples for tuning make from inspiring English sources

Flexibility and ease of tuning make these systems attractive for controllable and adaptive structures.

Neurons demonstrating rate tuning make up the majority of neurons that respond to modulated sounds in-non primary auditory areas and are frequently tuned to rates at 64 Hz and above.

When you are first tuning, make sure you do not overturn the strings.

After tuning, make sure the G string and the G at the eighth fret of the B string sound the same (other than being an octave apart, obviously).

Of the two ancient Greek systems that were used chiefly in the Middle Ages, one, Pythagorean tuning, makes all the fifths perfectly consonant.

(Old-fashioned, if purer, tuning made distant keys like D flat major or E flat minor sound weirdly out of kilter).

The headphone's tuning makes the track a stunning example of properly tuned headphones.

That simplicity of tuning makes model-based predictive control accessible to non-experts.

All that rubber and suspension tuning makes the C32 completely confident no matter the conditions of the road.

Vertical electric fields are proven to be an effective tuning method, but the use of static electric fields for tuning makes it difficult to electrically trigger the QD emission.

According to its inventor, Ralph Patt, major-thirds tuning "makes the hard things easy and the easy things hard.