By varying the composition of the triblock, the transition temperature can be fine tuned, from around 25 °C to slightly above body temperature.
But if she has reflected on the matter and been persuaded by a "cosmological argument from fine tuning," for example, then it seems she might reasonably maintain her belief, taking her employment of the concept of a deity to be epistemically legitimate despite the fact that other employments are subject to debunking evolutionary, sociological and psychological explanations.
Above all, though, he advances the sense of precision and successful fine-tuning, from the club's record signing of Mesut Özil last September to the work of the assistant manager, Steve Bould, on the defensive drills in training.
Bedlam ensued: news bulletins led with the remarks while Vince Cable, the Liberal Democrat treasury spokesman and Westminster's premier sage of the dismal science, scolded this "doom-laden picture of Armageddon".Quickly, however, came some uncharacteristic fine-tuning from Mr Balls.
If that golf stroke needs work, consider some fine-tuning from the master.
One lets you quickly see what the camera thinks is the optimal focus point and then fine-tune from there.
I know that the way I love my woman, my family, my friends, my people... has come from generations of fine-tuning from my ancestors.
Johnson explained: "The next day, when they'd finish their test/rehearsal, we'd cut it in and see how it played in the reel and fine-tune from there.
Knowing that development of a response involves selective fine-tuning from available receptors and that avidity requirements differ for activation of different Th subsets, it would be expected that they might selectively expand different TCR repertoires.
I have had many years of training but most of my major jumps forward and fine tuning have come from drilling over and over on my own and allowing my inner-teacher to push me forward.
