In full view of those tuned in to NBC Sports Network and watching live streaming coverage of the event online, Wagner's jaw dropped upon learning the judges had awarded a 32.16 technical score and a 30.94 component score.
Mbiras show affinity of tuning with xylophones.
The results of the present work can be of importance in view of the tuning of the morphological characteristics of the sputter-deposited Au films on mica for various technological applications as anchoring of molecules and nanotubes, optoelectronic and plasmonic devices, etc.
More than half of the viewing public tuned in to see Candice Brown win the Bake Off crown with a series of bakes including a 49-piece royal picnic that judge Mary Berry called "an absolute humdinger of a showstopper".
For example, the specificity of perceptual learning for low-level visual characteristics, such as orientation and retinal position, has led to the view that tuning of individual cortical neurons to the 'learned' stimulus or weighting of synaptic connections between neurons in early visual cortex must be malleable or 'plastic' [15] [23].
Nearly half the total viewing audience tuned in to watch the new batch of 12 contestants try their hand at making jaffa cakes.
Dan Rooney, the Pittsburgh Steelers' chairman, said he wondered if fans faced with so many overlapping viewing options might tune out of sports entirely, particularly during months when the weather is nice.
So every family member gets a customized view of the shared stream; anyone can tune into this information beam from any computer in the house.
Konitz's sometimes plaintive alto sound and outwardly meandering explorations can suggest a rather ascetic music for those unused to intuitively spun improv that takes a relaxed view of the integrity of famous tunes.
But judging by the dark view of romance expressed on ominous tunes like the marimba-driven "Nurse" and the cabaret-country "I'm Lonely (but I Ain't That Lonely Yet)," the recruitment seems more likely.
