Many bandura ensembles and schools were formed, and the instrument, which was by tradition tuned diatonically, now has chromatically tuned versions.
But the court veered off course when it barred Massachusetts, New York City and other jurisdictions with similar bans on the books from enacting more finely tuned versions.
Against that, Laverty can proffer a history of a mere 25 grand prix races, and this year's 16 outings on the superbikes, which are highly tuned versions of showroom models.
The hybrid comes with a specially tuned version of G.M.'s Z85 handling/trailering suspension and "quiet-tune" tires.
Each runner will have his own specially tuned version of the shoe, of course, but the underlying principles are more or less the same.
As the method does not use coding parameters like DCT coefficients, the authors argue that a slightly tuned version of the same method should perform similarly well when employed on other types of compressed images, e.g., JPEG2000.
How can it be that the iPhone – running a finely tuned version of Mac OS X – is unable to perform functions that have been included in text editors since the 80's?
It spawned parodies, television commercials, dance mixes, Auto-Tune versions, parties and Halloween costumes, and is now used to refer — ironically and not — to something amazing.
And if Tom and Jerry aren't your bag, there's a Looney Tunes version out this week too.
The rarest and most expensive are the racetrack-ready Z-tune version, built after the end of regular R34 production.
