Sentence examples for tuning point from inspiring English sources
We should learn from history.The American navy, along with the marines, Greeks and Berber mercenaries, attacked pirates based in Tripoli in 1805, a tuning point in the first Barbary war.
The recent correlation of Pal [J. Colloid Interface Sci. 231 (2000) 168] was found to be extremely sensitive to the choice of tuning point and, thus, to be rather inaccurate either at low water cuts or high water cuts.
AKT is a key tuning point in tumor cell growth and chemosensitivity [ 24, 25].
This may be bad from a tuning point of view, but the hyper-parameter combinations in the prior specification potentially covers a wider spectrum of different scenarios concerning the genetic architecture of the trait, heritability, marker spacing or structure of linkage disequilibrium (LD) in the data.
Reactive power compensation and constraints of individual harmonics have been considered in the design process, and the constraints of harmonics with orders lower than the filter tuned-points have been set stricter to avoid amplifying non-characteristic harmonics as well.
But in the past month Murdoch has been singing a different tune, pointing out at the company's annual shareholder meeting a month ago that new media are "the absolute key to the future of the company".
Cells from pseudo-conditioned mice showed no such increase in NC (same PT = 0.13 ± 0.02, random pairs = 0.12 ± 0.01; mean ± SEM; ANOVA followed by Tukey Kramer h.s.d., p>0.01; n = 48 time-tuning points with an average of 25 cell-pairs in each; Figure 4B).
This approach also allows tuning the point defect concentration which can enable new types of oxide electronic devices.
The particular parameters that resist such tuning will point researchers to modules and processes within the model that need revision.
At Churchill Downs today, the trainer Bob Baffert tuned up Point Given and Congaree for another run at Monarchos.
Other comparisons are finely tuned to point up a dynamic of emulation and interpretation in works made in different cultures, sometimes centuries apart.
