Sentence examples for tuning it for from inspiring English sources

It seems that the engineers at Jaguar haven't fallen for the trap of tuning it for Nürburgring – the demanding German road circuit often used by sports car manufacturers – but have instead carried out much of the development work on the 'real' roads of north Wales.

While the Jetico product is freely available, it isn't the easiest product to configure, and IT managers will need to spend some time setting it up and tuning it for each user.

"We've been fine-tuning it for years," he said.

In the basement quarters that house Lichtman Lab, the researchers go to work anesthetizing mice, slicing open their rib cages and using the animals' circulatory systems to spread concoctions that preserve the flesh and tune it for the electron microscope.

Such systems, for instance, might enable a vendor to display its catalog of office furniture on agency purchasing sites with little need to fine-tune it for each site.

It's gonna be a fun few days – be sure to tune it for all of it!

Talla found customers kept asking for a solution that provided similar functionality with customer-facing information and they have tuned it for that.

This is a second argument in favor of the area scoring setting: as it is not very sensitive to the choice of the parameters, one may practically more easily tune it for optimal performance.

This Sinhalese version was then reviewed by a team of experts comprising of one sworn translator, two physicians and one rheumatologist to assess the necessity of performing a cultural adaptation and to fine-tune it for use among Sri Lankan office workers.

The Arabic version was then reviewed by several Sudanese experts consisting of an orthopaedic surgeon, psychologist, one physiotherapist, a statistician and an Arabic linguist to assess the necessity of performing a cultural adaptation and to fine-tune it for use among Sudanese workers.

Tune it for whatever fuel you will be running most of the time.