Most proposal distributions can be tuned with user-defined tuning parameters.
Energies were tuned with an accuracy of ±100 eV.
The second-generation machines have detection systems with sufficient dispersion to accommodate Li ions and the capability to be tuned to partial mass numbers.
Where model parameters also need to be tuned, as is the case with support vector machine and partial least squares models, it can optimise these simultaneously.
The instrument was tuned daily with a multielement tuning solution for optimized signal-to-noise ratio.
The growth parameters, e.g., total pressure, growth temperature, and HCl partial pressure were tuned to grow highly strained SiGe layers with a certain layer thickness.
In the Elastic Net (Zou and Hastie, 2005), the usual partial log-likelihood is penalized by the L1 and L2 norms of the regression coefficients with weights λ1 and λ2, respectively, i.e.: (2) where λ1 and λ2 are tuned by maximizing l (Gui and Li, 2005; Verweij and Van Houwelingen, 1993 19944), and l is the cross-validated partial log-likelihood.
Whereas Western European bells are tuned on a lathe to produce familiar major and minor chords, a Russian bell is prized for its individual, untuned voice, produced by an overlay of numerous partial frequencies, with only approximate relations to traditional pitches a feature that gave the Lowell Klappermeisters' performances the denatured effect of music played on a touch-tone telephone.
The resonant frequency was tuned by applying a dc tuning voltage up to 30 V to the tuning comb electrode with four different driving voltages.
He was very in tuned with himself, very in tuned with the world, very knowledgeable.
