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As expected, a finer adjusting granularity leads to better results.
These made for a fine meal.
Congratulations for a fine job done.
Look for a fine rash.
For a finer timekeeping, T needs to be adjusted using the TSC to account for the elapsed time since the last update (last timer interrupt).
After that, the software automatically aligns the two datasets (MR and PET) based on mutual information using the anatomical contours of the loaded datasets (e.g. head, neck etc).. Lastly, fused images were examined and - if necessary - manually fine adjusted for correct alignment by using landmarks such as the cerebellum, the tonsils, the vocal cords and the spine.
Generally, the modulation level determines a rate range, within which the coding scheme further fine adjusts the rate.
That mountain lions do not normally eat and walk at the same time is just one of the wrinkles that will require a fine calculation, in adjusting for the added calories that Mischief burned in gulping her treats.
A fine art loss adjuster, Mark Dalrymple, said it was "hopefully a temporary loss" to the art world.
It's a fine spot to adjust to high altitude: highlights include strolling around the Plaza de Armas, visiting the Cathedral of Santo Domingo, and haggling for treasures in the vast market.
Finally, after puréeing, the soup is strained through a fine sieve and the seasonings are adjusted.
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