Sentence examples similar to fine tuning time from inspiring English sources

Further, it is very important that the GP cooperatives and ambulance services complement each other as seamlessly as possible by means of agreements about mutual fine tuning of times and efforts [ 7- 9].

"You could use software with models of crash test dummies to fine tune the time after an impact that an airbag is fired," he says.

The device includes fine tuning of stimulation time and voltage.

The main goal of our proposal is to allow for: (i) design time reliability optimization; (ii) fine tuning of the run-time reliability assessment infrastructure, and (iii) run-time aging assessment.

This fine tuning in real-time effectively uses what a normal sub would reserve for a 'margin of error' to stretch the range of tones available for use in playback.

The creators of VoiceOps spent extra time fine tuning to increase accuracy for things like recognizing the sales vocabulary.

It is always better to spend most of your time fine tuning and improving your strong points.

The ZW sex determination system dates to the dinosaurs, so we cannot explain the lack of robust compensation by the absence of fine-tuning time.

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.

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.

It's merely a matter of fine tuning each one, one at a time, to get them all working smoothly together.