Two months before his racecourse reappearance, Stevens headed to Washington State in the grim mid-winter, for a grueling boot-camp-style programme specifically tailored to fine-tune the body without over-tuning the joints.
The string will be able to hold its tune, even if you over-tune some.
Note that we optimized γ and C for K P = 1 and F P = 25 using grid algorithms on the 1189 benchmarks (to avoid over tuning) and used corresponding values for the rest of this study (γ = 0.055 and C = 500).
Welch toured Europe and the US with Fleetwood Mac, but the deteriorating relationship between him and Kirwan led to the latter storming off stage following an argument over tuning.
Then, Larry takes over, fine-tuning each episode for weeks with input from directors and other producers.
Viewership peaked in 1980, when over 80m Americans tuned in to see Ronald Reagan turn on the charm against Jimmy Carter.
The resulting hierarchical surface morphology can be easily tuned over large areas by simple spray method.
We'll be reporting the results in the fall once the survey is over, so stay tuned.
On the other hand, Adam Wilkinson is all over my typo from a couple of overs back: "Just tuned in.
Over 120,000 tuned in to the livestream of the event, and the hashtag #StandWithWendy began trending on Twitter.
And in once-prehistoric Afghanistan, satellite dishes are sprouting all over rooftops, tuned in to hot naked action beamed from the wonderful, wonderful West.
