Sentence examples for considerable tuning from inspiring English sources
However, they often require considerable tuning and experimentation to produce usable solutions.
For the cases examined the proposed controller design gives a more systematic procedure than other ad hoc approaches that require considerable tuning effort.
For the cases examined the proposed controller implementation gives a more systematic procedure than other ad-hoc approaches that require considerable tuning effort.
Nor is 3D the answer in itself: the Mariinsky Ballet recently cinecast Giselle in 3D, but the result was widely felt to require considerable fine tuning.
But the company discovered early on that many less obvious features also needed considerable fine-tuning.
Singh will take away another validation that his workout regimen and ball-beating practice sessions — though not as lengthy as they once were — are keeping him and his considerable game tuned up enough to take on players half his age.
We show here that the release of a matching nuclease represents an effective anti-adhesin strategy, and the combination of both mechanisms brings about a very elegant method allowing considerable fine-tuning of the system.
Considerable fine-tuning of methods is clearly still needed to make functional screening representative of the environmental diversity and to boost its efficiency in assigning genes to function.
This variation provides the cell considerable range for tuning protein levels by modulating initiation probabilities of genes.
Although existing analytical hysteresis models such as the generalized Bouc Wen (BW) model and the Bouc Wen Baber Noori (BWBN) model can be used to model the hysteretic behaviour of passive control systems, the generalized BW model fails to account the pinching or stiffness degradation of hysteretic systems and the BWBN model requires to tune considerable parameters before its application.
Even though PLINK is a complete toolset, it lacks automation, and some steps require a considerable amount of manual tuning.
