Sentence examples for fine tuning software from inspiring English sources

Clay Shirky, an adjunct professor of communications at N.Y.U., predicts that with a little time and fine tuning, software that "caters to users' geography rather than their affinities" will take off with the same force Friendster did two years ago.

She is hoping that the SETI researchers can use human pattern recognition to fine-tune software algorithms that in the past have been used to look for tantalizing signals hidden among fields of natural stellar radiation and human-made sources of interference.

And this inevitable data democratization is a trend Apple can use to fine tune its software to better support its hardware.

OnePlus said at the time that the data was to "fine tune our software according to user behavior" and "provide better after-sales support".

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.

The server industry has 20 years of experience fine-tuning software for the "x86" instruction set used by Intel and AMD.

It includes days of specialized testing, close collaboration with Microsoft engineers and fine-tuning of software programs and hardware drivers.

More importantly, two years' worth of repayment receipts gives Lenddo the kind of database required for fine-tuning its software.

Mr. Reid says Hanley Wood worked with Narrative Science for months to fine-tune the software for construction.

H.P., Citrix Systems, Microsoft and others are also fine-tuning the software that controls communication between thin clients and the servers.

Mr. Otterson, the church spokesman, said that security had improved since then, and that the church was always fine-tuning its software to prevent abuses.