You'd probably want maximum flexbility the ability to tune mood, decision-making, judgment, and so on, independent of one another.
Pair recordings and lyrics, add separate notes to a song and sort your songs by key, tuning and mood.
It was Ellington's first full-length album, offering expanded arrangements of three earlier signature tunes — "Mood Indigo," "Solitude," and "Sophisticated Lady" — as well as introducing a new epic, "The Tattooed Bride".
Across subjects, the decoders largely recruited neural signals from limbic regions, whose spectro-spatial features were tuned to mood variations.
In that respect Europe may intercept better than other powers what social networking means for global power and the answer is the ability to shape perceptions by tuning into the mood of global citizens.
The novel's structure remains in place, but the characters have been altered, and the mood tuned to a buzzing unease.
Wolf's Mignon songs, furtive and strange, ended the program with emotional expressions of almost photographic acuity: melodies made to go where the words dictate; accompaniments keenly tuned to evoke mood.
Combining red, green and blue LEDs to produce white light has the potential to be more efficient, and the colour of the light could be tuned depending on mood or taste.
If so, then be sure to tune into his mood states.
But I was in different place when I revisited that track, I was back at home in a more comfortable place, and I couldn't tune into that mood that was in.
