Sentence examples for its fine tuning from inspiring English sources

Later when the swarm finds its way toward desired solution, we set in order to let random cooperative search of swarm perform its fine tuning of equalizer coefficients.

In particular, orientation preference and its fine tuning selectivity are functional properties shared by most cortical cells and they are not observed at the preceding geniculate stage.

While the graphic representation of the elevation-vs-range dependence in Fig. 7 is more convenient for estimating the bulk phase/time offset, its "fine tuning" is more efficiently performed utilising highly contrasting colours for the low and high elevation values in the range-time maps (Fig. 6).

The goal of this study includes: studying all aspects of MoCap; establishing protocol for the calibration of equipment, its fine tuning, and for data interpretation; creating a User Guide for the MoCap equipment in question; and finally creating a motion capture database [MOCAP_ULL] containing all of the movements captured during the MOCAP-ULL study.

Their unique feature is not the efficiency, which is yet relatively low, but the narrow selectivity in the wavelength of emission and detection of light and the possibility of its fine tuning through the nanotube structure.

Regularly, evaluation of this follow-up protocol based on prospective evaluation of cases is necessary for its fine tuning.

We report several non-trivial effects induced by finite (non-zero) delay lengths, foremost the ability of its fine-tuning towards highly synchronized fronts of excitations.

In plants, SPX domain proteins are also connected to phosphate transport or at least in its fine-tuning, but their precise mode of action is still unknown [ 96, 98].

It fine-tuned its list of candidates, and ran up campaign posters.

Pieter Abbeel will be appearing at TC Sessions: Robotics next week at U.C. Berkeley.

Beijing's switch to a pro-growth policy stance since its "fine-tuning" program in the autumn of last year has seen it ease fiscal and monetary policies, speeding infrastructure spending and freeing an estimated 1.2 trillion renminbi, or $188 billion, for new lending through cuts to bank reserve requirements.