Sentence examples for tinkering approach from inspiring English sources

In the case of systems dealing with machine data, the tinkering approach has definitely not been successful.

When the team fell short at Euro 2005 the feeling was not that the team was wrong, only the timing; since then a tinkering approach has yielded progress.

This work neatly exemplifies the crossover between systems biology and synthetic biology, where the quantitative measurements required by the former are enabled by the tinkering approaches of the latter.

But scholars like Lin have become outspoken advocates for what he calls China's "tinkering gradualist approach".

Yet within Liberia, national peacekeeping units from different countries are still debating the best approach, tinkering with ways to best deploy female peacekeepers -- or "blue helmettes" in U.N. lingo.

The Mets also hope Francoeur will improve his.284 on-base percentage, which does not mesh well with a team struggling to score, but they are wary of tinkering with his approach too soon.

Twitter is learning from its users about how they search, what they interact with once they get results and then tinkering with its approach on the fly, much like a real-time company would do.

She said retailers wanted to keep open the option of fundamental reform, despite the government's current approach of tinkering with the existing set-up.

Until Congress decides that too many Americans have achieved the "American dream" of owning their own home, the approach toward tinkering with the housing-finance system is likely to be "do no harm".

Later that year, when Mr. Clinton proposed his "mend it, don't end it" approach to tinkering with affirmative action, Mr. Lieberman supported the initiative in a speech on the Senate floor.

He was pleased with the overall results since he's spent each one tinkering with the nuances of his approach.