Sentences with phrase «tunes in order»

The core gameplay involves tapping specific buttons to the rhythm of unfamiliar pop tunes in order to build up chains and influence a tug of war meter that determines how successful your food dishes are.

The composer should, Best indicated, have the patience to write dozens of tunes in order to find two or three that will work.

Those masses must be fine tuned in order to achieve a universe that contains any matter at all.

It has to be fine - tuned in order for life to have a chance.

You need to actually measure and fine tune in order to reach that goal.

With various recordings of the original engine and exhaust system, the recreations have been finely tuned in order to produce the same decibel and notes as the original vehicle.

In this case you should also proceed with stock Motronic tuning in order to benefit from engine with 220 - 230 HP.

BMW says the 2 - Series has undergone plenty of fine - tuning in order to keep the BMW driving characteristics intact.

BMW says the 2 Series has undergone plenty of fine - tuning in order to keep the BMW driving characteristics intact.

This will allow players to customize vehicles as well as fine - tune them in order to experience two of the games five car classes, which include Street and Dirt.

The test for obtaining these kinds of orders is the same as for «regular» Injunctions, but in some cases has been fine - tuned in order to address the specific inherent risks as well as the rights of the parties.

However, that might have worked when Bitcoin was trading around $ 400, but since it has grown by 1000 percent in 2017, Overstock have changed their tune in order to take advantage of such exponential growth.

Not exact matches

In addition, Socedo also provides analytics and insights, so you can fine - tune and tweak the workflow in order to get better quality leadIn addition, Socedo also provides analytics and insights, so you can fine - tune and tweak the workflow in order to get better quality leadin order to get better quality leads.

Today, a company's value proposition must be continually tuned and re-tuned in order to match solutions being sought by empowered and information - rich consumers and businesses alike.

Athletes learn to tune out the noise of self - doubt, fear and the din of the crowd in order to accomplish that given moment's singular task.

Many of the people who tuned in Thursday night were not waiting to hear «an admission of doping — that was stipulated from the start — but a specific apology for the lives he ruined in order to keep his secret a secret,» says David Carr at The New York Times.

The plan was to roll out ThirdLove's product line in the spring of 2014 with seven distinct styles, and then use the data collected — including sales, returns, and feedback — to fine - tune the bras» designs and future orders.

Unmanned aircraft testing is already under way, with companies like UPS in the United States, DHL in Germany and Amazon in Canada and the U.K., all fine - tuning their aircraft's safety in order to convince regulators their drones can fly and land without harming people or property.

Afterwards, you may look at the individual reporting agencies, in order to fine - tune and optimize your credit score, based on the different factors each of them considers.

Throughout the round of fighting in the south, especially in the past few days, they have been chewing dust in the field, beside the batteries, reviewing launches and interceptions in real time, fine - tuning the system, all in order to improve its performance.

= > this is the conclusion of Stephen Hawking in response to fine tuning and other requirements for our existence that had to come together just right and in certain order

In order to know God, we really have to be pure as a child, so we could be in tune in feeling and receiving God as a form of energIn order to know God, we really have to be pure as a child, so we could be in tune in feeling and receiving God as a form of energin tune in feeling and receiving God as a form of energin feeling and receiving God as a form of energy.

Food-wise, we jolt our senses alive through texture, taste and flavor with fried foods that couple warmth, crispness, and the smoothness of oil in order to reinvigorate and fine - tune us just as the sun begins to seemingly disappear altogether.

The key to human nature therefore lies in both the organic inheritance of evolution through the brain, which is instinct with natural law, harmonic order and finely tuned mutual balance, and in the free, dynamic seeking of truth and values and their free administration by the directly created spirit.

Nobody, listening to Louis Armstrong, would ask whether the music was being made by Louis or his trumpet; everybody knows that the breath and the tune come from Louis, but the instrument through which the breath passes, in order to become audible, is the trumpet.

For example, how do you explain Obama's use of Executive Orders (to the tune of over 900 in 3.5 years) when the next closest is Bush II who issued just over 60 Executive Orders during his 8 years.

But he showers attention on the content of the lyrics, the catchiness of the tunes, the ordering of the songs in the songbooks, the lustiness of the singing, and the life of music in the life of the tradition.

Manufacturers must find ways to reduce waste and fine tune production efficiency, whilst retaining product quality and a focus on consumer safety, in order to maintain competitiveness and profitability, says Martyn Gill, general manager — EMEA at InfinityQS.

Sometimes a granola bar and coffee is all I have time to throw together (definitely not in that order), while other days call for something more leisurely (stay tuned for the perfect weekend breakfast recipe coming soon).

I first grasped music's pedagogical power in 4th grade, when I used a tune to help me memorize the 50 states (in alpha order) for a test.

You should also be in tune with your ovulation cycle in order to be in a better position of determining if the lower back pain is actually due to ovulation.

Instead, the expectant mother should fine - tune her eating habits in order to get enough nutrition for her and the baby.

Stay tuned for more information on how to order in July 2018.

This means that they are capable of tuning out irrelevant distractions in order to concentrate only on salient details.

Former Sen. Carl Kruger spent $ 1.42 million in campaign funds on his legal defense and still has $ 400,000 left over, although he must make a court - ordered restitution to the tune of $ 900,000.

A Federal Capital Territory, High Court sitting in Gudu, Abuja has ordered the Economic and Financial Crimes Commission, EFCC, to remand into prison custody pending the determination of a bail application by the Ex - FCT minister Bala Mohammed who has been arraigned over a 6 - count charge bordering on abuse of office, false declaration of assets and fraud to the tune of N864million.

And if this leftist looney tune continues his progressive jihad against one group in order to give to another group, he will soon discover people are mobile, as is their wealth and salary.

In order to fine - tune the system, you merely need to configure the software accordingly.

Miller's lab has been able to tune the bond - forming functions in peptide - based catalysts, which are similar to nature's enzymes in that they are composed of amino acids, but are orders of magnitude simpler in terms of their molecular size.

It is a belief among the people of the Seven Council Fires (the Sioux nations) that to become a whole person, in tune with nature and the Sacred Hoop of Life, and in order to be holy, one must walk the narrow way — the road less traveled.

In order to fine - tune clinical research questions or extrapolate findings back to the patient's bedside, he says, «you need to know what's happening in the clinics.&raquIn order to fine - tune clinical research questions or extrapolate findings back to the patient's bedside, he says, «you need to know what's happening in the clinics.&raquin the clinics.»

The researchers are hoping to study how the material deposits on the structure, along with tuning the carbon density, in order to continue improving the device's efficiency.

When energy is tuned from below, at zero energy, a pinch in the number of allowed states guarantees the absence of many - body phenomena such as superconductivity or ordering.

Second is the observation that, by tuning the parameters of such systems, they may exist in any one of three states: rigid order, chaos, or a state of complexity balanced between rigid order and chaos.

A second invention was a novel technique for tuning catalyst activity in battery cells, in order to make them more efficient.

Together, this study reveals how specialized cell types can tune and optimize their intracellular trafficking in order to fulfill their unique function.

The class should have an opening and closing routine or practice — singing, tuning in, etc. — that further supports the students» need for order.

In order to restore balance in your chakras, you must first tune in to how you're feeling, then figure out which chakra to stimulate to counteract the imbalancIn order to restore balance in your chakras, you must first tune in to how you're feeling, then figure out which chakra to stimulate to counteract the imbalancin your chakras, you must first tune in to how you're feeling, then figure out which chakra to stimulate to counteract the imbalancin to how you're feeling, then figure out which chakra to stimulate to counteract the imbalance.

I am a big advocate for starting with some simple principles, and ultimately building from what you find in order to fine - tune things specific to you as an individual.

After a mother gives birth to a child, she finds not only her body has completely changed, but also that her emotions are in need of a good tune up in order to find harmony.