Sentence examples for tuning at from inspiring English sources

That is, if we assume a designer would have no preference between laws that require fine-tuning and laws that require only "coarse tuning" or no tuning at all.

Machine Learning for Machines: Data-Driven Performance Tuning at Runtime Using Sparse Coding.

This regulatory fine tuning at given molecular sites might result in pronounced and more focused downstream effects18,19,20.

Chris Thile, the mandolin genius from the million-selling Nickel Creek band certainly did a lot of tuning at the Wigmore Hall with jazz pianist Brad Mehldau.

Within a year, Mr. Coners was tuning at Carnegie Hall, and a year or two later, he went on tour with Emil Gilels.

Strain is applied to shift the channels and achieve the dispersion slope tuning at a certain wavelength.

"I've got two more starts before the season and you want to start fine-tuning at this point".

Then, after a year of fine-tuning at the University of Alabama's Masters of Fine Arts program, he returned to New York in 1995, by then 40, smarter, more confident and less likely to be driven away.

Plenty more tunes at dj-figo.com.

It wasn't a really a "tune" at all.

"Brandon likes singing show tunes at Marie's Crisis".