Sentence examples similar to fine tune technology from inspiring English sources
The money is awarded competitively to small business owners, many with university ties, to fine-tune technology so that it can be commercialized.
After fine-tuning its technology and procedures in Uganda, MTN plans to introduce the service in 20 other African and Middle Eastern countries; it has already launched in Ghana.
As Congress prepares to open hearings into Nielsen Media Research's new method for measuring local television audiences, critics say the latest data suggests the system continues to undercount the number of black and Hispanic viewers despite the company's efforts to fine-tune the technology.
Kreiz tells me the company has spent the last few years "fine-tuning the technology".
Unfortunately at least initially the two heavyweights couldn't achieve the same level of performance as Nextel, which has been fine-tuning the technology for 11 years.
He points out that Nextel has the advantage of ten years of experience fine-tuning the technology and a large pool of users for its service.
It is up to us to regulate and fine-tune the technology, and then employ it in a way that will truly meet our needs.
The lack of rigorous evaluation research to fine-tune the technology and gauge its outcomes.
Tim Solt, senior vice president of sales for go2, believes the technology will enable his Boston-based firm to fine tune its sprawling network of mobile Web sites by providing more information about users.
Use AntennaWeb.org to fine tune your signal.
