Sentence examples similar to fine tuning before from inspiring English sources

It's very complicated if you don't know what you're doing and spending some money on getting a piano fine tuned before recording it is important.

RAVENS at SEAHAWKS For Seattle (9-5), is is time for fine-tuning before the postseason.

The evolving design will now be presented to transport stakeholder groups, such as disabled people, for fine-tuning before its completion and launch.

Haroon Lorgat, president of the International Cricket Council, admitted the system, which attracted negative headlines during England's recent tour of the Caribbean, needed fine-tuning before it was rolled out again later in the year.

This is a psychological as well as an acting necessity, a way for Weaver to fine-tune before the onslaught – and which, in the case of A Monster Calls, has resulted in an almost unbearably poignant movie.

The chip — called the Surge S1 — made its debut in the Mi5c two months ago but it will take some fine-tuning before it is part of a flagship.

It's worth noting though that the iPhone sleeve that garnered plenty of early attention in the company still hasn't seen the light of day because the FCC has qualms about its design, so these sorts of device-specific hotspots may need some more fine-tuning before FreedomPop pushes them out the door.

At the time, Chicago Tribune critic Chris Jones called it a "worthy, seriously ambitious new tuner" but said it needed some creative fine-tuning before transferring to New York.

Some universities avoid this stress and purchase PBL scenarios from elsewhere but purchased scenarios may be socially and culturally inappropriate and often require adaptation and further fine-tuning before they can be used.

Some adjustments and fine tuning of the length of tube will need to be made before it will work suitably.

requires a fine tuning of CYPs to function properly.