Sentence examples for tuning sound from inspiring English sources

In the absence of morphological asymmetry, an alternative mechanism for tuning sound sources to different frequency ranges could include differences in the viscoelastic properties of the labia of the left and right syrinx.

Armed with this knowledge, some bars, retailers and restaurants are finely tuning sound systems, according to audio engineers and restaurant consultants.

One effect caught my ear: in the bars leading up to the lushly lyrical second theme of the first movement, Fischer asked for a pristine, precisely tuned sound from the strings, with little vibrato.

Stay tuned, sounds to accompany these sights are coming down the pipeline for your delight very soon.

The String Quartet in C minor Op 51 No 1 works less well: the first violin's conspicuous portamento won't suit all tastes and the whole performance, with some uneven tuning, sounds rough at the edges.

The final stage involves nine separate tunings in the course of a month; with each tuning the sound becomes more refined.

The duo have managed to make their armoury of tunes sound even bigger, while teasing out some amazing sounding new material alongside it.

The songs have a distinctly show-tune sound, with clever lyrics and catchy melodies.

I, for one, couldn't care less how recycled their new tunes sound.

Customers often bring in CD's to hear how their favorite tunes sound on a new system.

In his songs, loners cast an impassive but attentive eye on friends, lovers and their own failings; his tunes sound friendly, but he spares no one.