Sentence examples similar to fine tuning over from inspiring English sources

That being said, I'm optimistic his radar will be fine tuned over the summer".

Dating back to the "Finney Compact" (of 1835), the faculty -- the FACULTY -- "is responsible for the internal management of the College".* This (almost) unique feature of Oberlin has been fine tuned over the decades.

Sunday's announcement, which was confirmed by Iran, marked the culmination of weeks of fine-tuning over the technical implementation of November's interim deal.

Given Nicklaus's record of meticulous fine-tuning over the Memorial's nearly four decades of existence, "Jack's Place" is likely to provide a supreme test.

"We did all the careful fine-tuning over e-mail until we got just the right dosage of blood pressure medication," said Ms. Contreras, an associate dean at the University of San Francisco.

Mr. Gilbert espouses a philosophy of instilling fun in the workplace, one piece of an elaborate corporate culture that he has fine-tuned over the years, and describes, every few months, in a surprisingly entertaining, seven-hour monologue to new employees.

Nor was it the culmination of a slow process of fine-tuning over many thousands of generations.

One feature shared among living systems is their ability to cope with perturbations and remain stable, a property that is the result of evolutionary fine-tuning over many generations.

It is considered that rather than 2013 Recommendation's way of fine-tuning over conventional wisdom of regulation, an overhaul consisting of some elements derivable from regulatory holiday – as is found preferable to full deregulation – is applicable under certain conditions, particularly symmetric obligations for sharing civil engineering infrastructure.

This is a pure headache-inducing tech/logistics problem and something founder Alleyne tells me they worked hard to fine-tune over ten months.

Additionally, the prodrug hydrogelator can be rationally designed to fine-tune over its drug release behavior and degradation in response to various biological stimulus (temperature, pH, ionic strength and etc).