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" It's his technique and he's had it for a long time; he continuously fine-tunes it.
The user starts by selecting a target pattern with the help of construction lines and rough sketching, and then fine-tunes it by prescribing geometric features of interest directly on the drawing.
You have to see things through the cow's eyes: what does she need to do her job, the best she possibly can?" Baker reckoned he has spent £3,000 per cow getting his system right; he fine-tunes it constantly.
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This information can feed into adjustments of the next wave of the intervention – the pipeline -- fine tuning it to optimise its impact.
Though it is angrier and more pointed now than it was downtown, its wording clearer and its jokes finer tuned, it is also more accessible.
That's likely due to the fact that Apple also designs its own ISP (image signal processor) and fine tunes it to work with its hardware.
To fine-tune it, they stretched the monolayer, seeing when it reached its most effective state.
It's now more a matter of fine tuning it.
He had been fine-tuning it earlier that year.
But Guardiola being Guardiola, he has already fine tuned it.
That is his legacy, however historians fine tune it".
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