Idiom
Fine tuning.
Small adjustments to improve something or to get it working are called fine tuning.
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So far, the M-PVT concept, i.e. mixture of conventional PVT and fine tuning by PVD/CVD, enables the most flexible doping of SiC single crystals.
Success factors for integration of a complex research database into the routine workflow of a busy university hospital are interfaces between data sources to enable non-redundant data entry, intensive fine tuning by iterative software engineering and benefit for the clinical users in form of clinical reports and patient-specific summaries.
Further fine tuning by data resampling suggested an optimal value of T 2 = 0.7.
Need to do some fine tuning by using tunes as reference pitches on one or two strings; the string length may have to be shortened back a little in this step.
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The Grounds' Instagram aesthetics are fine tuned by staff which include two full time social media managers, a horticulturist and a stylist.
In this work, such parameters were fine tuned by a trial and error approach.
Its parameters estimated using Line weaver plots and further fine tuned by using optimization technique.
However, most conventional GA-based codebook design methods need long runtime because candidate solutions must be fine tuned by LBG.
The results indicate that the porous structure and fiber size of the GS fibrous mats can be fine tuned by varying the viscosity of GS precursor solution.
Complex nanostructured polyazomethines with sphere, elliptic, discus and disk-like morphologies can be readily fine tuned by varying the ratio of reagents in the dynamic imine exchange reaction.
Here, it should be emphasized that the diameter and surface porosity of such highly aligned PLLA electrospun fibers can be fine tuned by varying the winding velocity.
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