tuning
Example Sentences
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But it will be worth tuning in: the future can be found in some of its most brightly branded corners.
From BBC
Wells Fargo Investment Institute’s outlook this year is all about tuning out the markets’ noise and staying anchored on the trends we expect to drive investments and the economy in 2026.
From MarketWatch
He recommends self-nudging, deliberately tuning our media inputs and scrolling practices to reduce time spent mentally fending off the internet’s flotsam and jetsam.
Together, experimental data and theoretical modeling emphasize the importance of precisely tuning catalyst composition to achieve higher efficiency and better stability.
From Science Daily
“We were tuning the cows to the song,” he says.
From Los Angeles Times
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