tunning (Meaning)

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tunning (p. pr. & vb. n.)

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The car's engine was running with a satisfying, even tunning.
The piano tuner spent hours meticulously adjusting the keys to achieve perfect tunning.
The tuning pegs on the guitar were loose, causing the strings to sound out of tune.
The orchestra tuned their instruments carefully before beginning the performance.
The tunning fork vibrated at a specific frequency, providing a reference point for tuning other instruments.
The tuning of the violin required a delicate touch and a well-trained ear.
The tuner scanned the radio dial, searching for stations with the best tunning and reception.
The tuner on the guitar amplifier allowed for fine adjustments to the sound.
The tuner's software utilized advanced algorithms to analyze and adjust the tuning of instruments.
The tunning of the harp was a complex and time-consuming process, but essential for achieving a pure and resonant sound.

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The car's engine was running with a satisfying, even tunning.

The piano tuner spent hours meticulously adjusting the keys to achieve perfect tunning.

The tuning pegs on the guitar were loose, causing the strings to sound out of tune.

The orchestra tuned their instruments carefully before beginning the performance.