Sentence examples for unique tune from inspiring English sources

"Eddie was our Brendan Behan -- a poet, philosopher, marching to his own unique tune," Neil K. Bortz, a prominent Cincinnati real estate developer and college classmate, wrote to Christine several weeks after her father's death.

The debut album and Jay himself was marketed as a talented singer-composer album with a unique tune.

By employing this unique tuning structure, the simulated filter responses and current density distributions on the patches have been greatly improved.

The sensor has a resonant co-planar type structure, which has been recently patented by the authors, along with a unique tuning feature that allows full control over the sensitivity and selectivity of the system response to different analytes by adjusting the resonant peak frequency and the corresponding quality factor at that frequency.

Software generally showcases experimental or minimal electronic artists, reflecting Lopatin's desire to mess with expectations and crank out unique tunes in the 2015 world of often-derivative electronica.

The Nokia show cost some $500,000 in US dollars to produce and thirty million uniques tuned in for the six live shows, where contestants could use friends or search engines on their Nokia N97s to help get the answers.

WMVY was a pioneer in online streaming beginning in 1998, and about 30,000 unique listeners tune in monthly to the live stream.

Univision's networks recently had 19 million so-called unique viewers tune in for the Copa America soccer tournament.

These results suggest that VAN architecture with novel microstructure and unique vertical strain tuning could provide a general route for tailoring and manipulating the functionalities of oxide thin films.

About 5.7 million unique listeners tuned into the player 22.5m times in the four weeks from 25 April, according to Radioplayer's own "snapshot" figures.

235,389 unique viewers tuned in at some point during the event (there were about 2,000 people there in person).