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Savage adds that the economics of web social games and mobile social games are also different, and thus require "slightly tuned" dynamics for the different players.

Additionally, based on the changeable distance between the top reflector and the top branch, the length of interferential branch can be slightly tuned.

Background: The magnetosome biosynthesis is a genetically controlled process but the physical properties of the magnetosomes can be slightly tuned by modifying the bacterial growth conditions.

Photophysical and electrochemical properties showed that their LUMO levels can be slightly tuned as increasing number of DBI units and enhancing the electron injection capability.

Augmented with a value width predictor, the register renaming logic is slightly tuned to rename predicted narrow-width registers to the corresponding narrow-width banks.

As the method does not use coding parameters like DCT coefficients, the authors argue that a slightly tuned version of the same method should perform similarly well when employed on other types of compressed images, e.g., JPEG2000.

An advanced autonomous release system has been recently developed by slightly tuning the design of the PANI/Zn micromotor moving in acidic conditions.

We want the user to start out with a really accurate, super precise sound and then slightly tune it to be more pleasing.

The observation of interference effects in both systems indicates that the coupling to the central benzene ring determines the occurrence of quantum interference effects, while the spacers and anchoring groups slightly tune the conductance through the molecular junction.

The late singer Nico's screen test was paired with a rendition of "I'll Keep It with Mine," the Bob Dylan ballad she famously covered; here, Phillips's vocals are slightly Auto-Tuned into a haze.

The B string, in particular, will usually need to be tuned slightly flat to create a truly perfectly-tuned guitar.