These went down a storm with a Labour Party audience, but may possibly need fine-tuning for the election campaign.
But they add that this "does not challenge the fact that experience is also crucial for their fine tuning and for learning the specific properties of the native language".
The season one championship for LoL drew 1.69 million viewers, with 210, 000 tuning in for the final match alone, an eSports record by far.
Until now, the viewer tracking service has only measured those tuning in for programming.
Little is in these Italian elections, but it might happen and is worth tuning in for.
While hardcore fans will be tuning in for pleasure, the NFL Scouting Combine has become big business for all involved.
With millions of Indians tuning in for live broadcasts of international competitions featuring their countrywomen, the pageant scene is an advertiser's dream.
He's been busy tuning up for the start of the regular season, a season in which he could very well become baseball's all-time homerun leader.
That allows an e-commerce firm to monitor and modify campaigns as they are running, tuning them for the best results, checking the results and making more changes.
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But they used to be able to take comfort in the fact that fewer people were watching those shows than were tuning in for hits like The Big Bang Theory and American Idol.
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So back to the radio (one power button, one tuning knob) for now.
And Paul Scanlan deserves a lot of credit for tuning in early.
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Despite a host of tweaks to the rules, tone and cast of the show, Idol felt a lot like the show 25 million-plus viewers have been tuning in to for nearly a decade.
For Americans who are tuning back into this, process perhaps for the first time in a while, can you explain how this gets done?
Like the other distributions, Intel offers a management layer, but one that is enhanced with features for performance tuning.
He employs roughly the same process he used in 1959, except for a tuning tweak he discovered from an article in a music journal when working on his fourth bass in 1988.
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On top of that Facebook gives candidates a great resource for testing and tuning messages.
It also can export the project to your desktop for further fine tuning using the full PowerDirector software.
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For anyone just tuning in, PETA recently released a webgame criticizing the Pokemon series of encouraging animal exploitation.
The new camera also features 13 different Creative Styles for fine-tuning images, plus a wide range of Picture Effect treatments.
Unlike traditional hands-free solutions, the suite eliminates the need for a lengthy tuning process and dedicated hardware, lowering production costs and increasing design flexibility.
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According to an idea called technicolour, if it were instead made up of all-new kinds of quark held together by a new interaction, akin to but distinct from the strong force, the need for fine-tuning disappears.
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That is what makes the use of sector rotation strategies so compelling: Whereas growth and value have long been sold as a way to break the market down into two distinct exposure groups, sectors allow you to break the market into 10 distinct exposure groups with unmatched flexibility for fine-tuning.
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Fans may also be surprised to learn that while millions of fans will be tuning in from home, demand for tickets on the secondary market has been falling fast.
But physicists have learned to take the need for such fine-tuning, as the precision fiddling is known in the argot, as a sign that something important is missing from their picture of the world.
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There was a period in TV history when college kids, a youthful audience that was candy for advertisers, were tuning in to daytime soaps, says Tom O'Neil, editor of GoldDerby.com, a site devoted to show business awards, including the Daytime Emmys.
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