Sentence examples for fine tuning that from inspiring English sources

The details took so much fine tuning that on Tuesday, as the two senators negotiated, "around 4 00 I was concerned we couldn't do it," Mr. Manchin said.

The fine tuning that occurs at Σ9s and Σ27s is considered to be "geometrically necessary" because of the relationship between Σ3, Σ9 and Σ27 at grain junctions.

Still, these are really just minor adjustments, a bit of fine tuning that may get print orgs through the short term, but unless traditional publishers can overcome their editorial ego they will ultimately fail.

(This puts serious constraints on certain kinds of "fine tuning" that might otherwise seem desirable, for example to attempt to change the distribution of residents to rural hospitals (4).) And modifications which increase stability may become important as instabilities develop (as in the case of married couples).

The Government and organisers will say this is all part of the fine tuning that happens in the last few days before the Games.

These initial transcriptome changes were followed by a second substantial transcriptional fine tuning that took place during leukaemic transformation.

Though in general, new insertions are considered deleterious, some have been co-opted by the genome as a mechanism of driving gene expression, and epigenetically labile insertions may be under selection to "fine tune" that expression [ 35].

We talk in terms of high pitch and low pitch although we'll fine tune that next time, and then we have this idea of duration or time, which we tend to write out in symbols that move from your left to right.

Even if the absorptivity data is available, it may be required to fine tune that data in real applications depending on the processing conditions.

"When that's the case we can fine tune that model or process to increase the business value that comes out of it.

The Dogs of the Dow strategy merely seeks to fine tune that information and identify which of the 30 companies are most likely to offer the highest gains over the upcoming one year.