"hardware tuning" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
It refers to the process of adjusting and optimizing hardware components to improve their performance. Example: The computer technician performed hardware tuning on my laptop to improve its speed and efficiency.
None of the editorial efforts I operate, such as blogs, require extensive hardware tuning and five sigmas of server uptime.
Instead of applying hardware tuning or traditional database tuning techniques, we examine queries by their types and properties to derive database structures that are robust at efficiently processing future queries of any type.
The new RHA T10i is that masterpiece when it comes to in-ear buds, with design that's durable, eye-catching and comfortable, and sound quality that's hard to match, and that can be tailored to your own tastes thanks to replaceable hardware tuning filters included with the set for sound modification without the attendant downsides of software-side equalization.
Install hardware (tuning pegs,nut,input jack,other pieces) and adjust action.
Apple doesn't offer hardware tuned for serious gaming.
"There's no need to administer software, scale hardware, tune performance, or otherwise manage transcoding infrastructure.
Platform-driven co-synthesis allocates processes onto predefined hardware architecture, tuning the parameters of that architecture during synthesis.
The company was able to reduce costs by tuning the hardware based on what the team learned over the last year and bringing the cost of the hardware platform down.
Yet a BMW engineer assured me that the Gran Coupe's hardware and tuning are virtually identical to the other midsize M cars, from the hydraulic steering and electronic shocks to the limited-slip differential and the rear subframe bolted directly to the body.
For some systems, the daily QC includes tuning of hardware and/or settings (such as gains).
For some PET and PET/CT systems, the daily quality control includes tuning of hardware and/or settings.
