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Fine tuning.
Small adjustments to improve something or to get it working are called fine tuning.
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McIntyre will play two nights at the 3,000-seat 3,000-seatPlayhousEdinburghd 6 August to fine-tune material for his forthcoming arena tour of the UK and Ireland.
Now it's about reviewing, fine tuning, and tweaking material, because I have over an hour and a half material.
Four, five sets a night to make sure that I'm working out these jokes, and every day fine tuning and tweaking material to make sure that it flows together piece-by-piece... Monday I had chemo so I didn't do any [shows].
Thus, what differs in terms of how faculty are retrieving information to prepare for their courses is their use of different repositories of information, the processes undertaken to prepare a plan (i.e., fine-tuning materials or creating new materials), and the purposes for which the planning activity is taking place (i.e., updating materials for a previously taught course or creating a new one).
We had originally intended to pair the counseling with a weekly walking group; however, in a one arm pre-pilot trial (n = 10) conducted to fine tune the intervention materials, no participants attended the walking groups.
These results could help to understand the biophysical mechanism of HA in regulating CD44-induced physiological activities and thus facilitate the new design of HA-based material in fine tuning the receptor responses.
Based on these results, it can be concluded that an understanding of binder characteristics provides useful insight into the search for a more efficient binder material, and fine tuning of fundamental binder properties through screening will be advantageous to the construction of more efficient LIB systems.
It is found that a fine tuning of the parameters for bulk materials allows a significantly better description of the order disorder transition, as predicted by Metropolis Monte Carlo simulations.
Nakamura predicts that his team, by continuing to fine-tune laser materials and structure, will extend the laser's lifetime to 1000 hours by the end of this year.
European policy documents describe nanotechnology as 'the study of phenomena and fine-tuning of materials at atomic, molecular and macromolecular scales, where properties differ significantly from those at a larger scale' (European Commission [2013]).
Using 3D printing and design exploration, we show that the mechanical response of these bistable materials can be tailored by fine tuning of the architecture of the tabs.
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