Idiom
Fine tuning.
Small adjustments to improve something or to get it working are called fine tuning.
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It also said it's fine-tuning its Gigafactory 1 production lines to help boost the rate at which it's able to make Model 3 drive units and its own 2170 form factor battery cells, which are used in the Model 3 powerhouse.
It's fine-tuning the way your genes respond to the world".
"It's not gross change; it's fine-tuning, what we should be doing anyway," said Robert W. Christmann, the superintendent.
It's fine-tuning, like if you're sculpting a piece of wood and you get it smoother and smoother and smoother until you don't see the lines anymore.
It's also been fine tuning its algorithm to select the highest ranked hotels and most convenient airports in the 59 countries it serves.
I think there have been a lot of good moments but it always needs to be fine tuned a little bit".
Once the system is fine tuned, it will be easy to add future integrations.
For the past couple of months it has been "fine-tuning" this policy, easing up on some things, but not on others.
He had been fine-tuning it earlier that year.
"We've been fine-tuning it for years," he said.
Now, individual airports are fine-tuning their procedures.
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