Fine-tuned a pretrained VGG-16 Convolutional Nerual Network.
Fine-tuned frequency and send times.
He called the game's mechanics "fine-tuned" and the gun's abilities collated from the best elements of other video games.
Columbia University's Master's Programs in Technology Management prepare individuals with a strategic mindset, fine-tuned communication skills, and the ability to drive enhanced business performance through the use of technology.
Polyelectrolyte multilayer (PEMU) thin films, built via the layer-by-layer protocol, are ideal candidates for biomedical and biomaterial applications due to their ease of production, chemical and physical diversity, and ability to be fine-tuned for specific tasks.
Subsequently, using the fine-tuned algorithms, we examined (i) the ability of unspecified infection and respiratory syndrome categories to detect the start of the flu season and (ii) how well data from Children's National Medical Center (CNMC) did versus all the other hospitals when using unspecified infection, respiratory, and both categories together.
Their physical properties, film packing ability, and photovoltaic performances were fine-tuned by rational design of the π-bridges.
This body of work reflects Mr. Morris's abilities as a consummate craftsman who possesses a fine-tuned intellect with a philosophical bent, the prowess of an agile athlete and the talent to draw like an old master.
The fact that muscle fibers are recruited in this sequence is what provides the ability to execute brain commands with such fine-tuned tuned muscle responses.
Escherichia coli gene expression knockdown using synthetic small RNA (sRNA) can be fine-tuned by altering sRNA sequences to modulate target mRNA-binding ability, but this requires thorough checking for off-target effects.
For example, it can throw off fine-tuned nocturnal behaviors such as navigation, hunting patterns or the ability to forage while evading predators.
