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What is crucial about this GS 450 is the h and the F – it is both a hybrid and a graduate of the marque's Mount Fuji race-tuning programme.

The second phase will then test and refine the intervention resources and modify and fine tune programme delivery.

There is a need for the programme to incorporate this diversity of socio-cultural aspects of the local context in Timor-Leste and to fine tune programme implementation accordingly, ensuring the inclusion of vulnerable and difficult to reach populations and groups.

The evidence-based data provides governments with the information they need to implement policies and fine tune programmes for the benefit of their populations.

A special festive edition of Radio 3's flagship drive time programme In Tune, broadcast in front of a studio audience, live from the BBC Radio Theatre.

Promoting child-friendly schools These child-centred approaches are part of the promising changes in education taking place in Uzbekistan thanks to the introduction of the Child-Friendly Schools (CFS) initiative and thanks to special teachers' workshops to fine-tune the programme's implementation.

4) Fine-tune country programmes:  It is important for Country Offices to fine-tune the country programmes to enhance their strategic and operational effectiveness keeping in mind the context of decentralization and an agreed upon framework.

The Prom is a collaboration with the Radio 3 team who produce the popular In Tune Mixtape programmes, with music chosen to fit in with themes or moods.

Combining information from gym sessions, training and match-day play is helping coaches and physiotherapists to fine-tune training programmes, and optimise recovery and rest times.

OK, but what about tuning into a programme week after week with the express intention of hating it?

"The moving boards do much better, getting 100% eyeball of those tuned to the programme," Charles said.