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Idiom
Fine tuning.
Small adjustments to improve something or to get it working are called fine tuning.
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So my proposal needs some fine-tuning.
The rule, which is expected to go into effect after a 60-day comment period, still needs some fine-tuning.
Social scientists analyzing digital content agree that, for all its statistical appeal, the approach still needs some fine-tuning.
With the big issues out of the way — each settled without any of the rancor that accompanied Jeter's signing — Steinbrenner said he felt secure that the 2012 version of the team only needs some fine-tuning, namely another starting pitcher and perhaps some bullpen help.
The algorithmic part of the integration still needs some fine-tuning.
BOTTOM LINE The service needs some fine-tuning but in terms of design and location, the Conservatorium is a needed addition to the city's luxury hotel scene.
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Pay close attention and they will tell you how they feel, whether they are ready for a big run or maybe need some fine-tuning.
"I think it's going to need some fine-tuning for San Francisco," said Daniel Raskin, 68, a retired preschool teacher, speaking from the encampment on Market Street, outside the Federal Reserve building, on Wednesday.
Some men made the trip twice, such as Terry, who it was decided, needed some fine-tuning with the A's, and then was brought back to New York when he looked ready.
But his social skills needed some fine-tuning, yes?
But they can't take up the 'where have all the teachers gone?' policy question alone and their proposal needs some fine tuning still.
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