[Open-source software allows customers to tweak a software program's underlying code, so technology companies are essentially getting programmers for free.] Also, most of today's business plans are from people who have a lot of relevant experience.
As a place-based innovator, Lwala has the time and capacity to tweak and iterate a program until it best fits local context and can drive results.
Even if it passes, the legislation will represent a tweak to the program, not a substantial new commitment of the type Mr. Trump and Democrats have touted.
Wagner says he can't gauge the results for at least a year and expects to tweak the program for years to come.
And a moment late in the program that sends the I.B.M. engineers into ecstasy may send a chill up those same viewers' spines: after a programming tweak, Watson demonstrates that it can learn the trick of a "Jeopardy!" category — in this case, that the answers must be the names of months — and adjust its responses accordingly, within the space of the category's five clues.
The Tweak: Mr. Sammon said he prefers to get the basic image loaded into a program without making changes.
Officials say they will tweak the program as needed.
Kenneth Adams, president of the Business Council of New York State, said he supported efforts to tweak the program, but added, "There should be less emphasis on looking back, nickel-and-diming companies".
Some information in the articles might be out-of-date: remember that Callerlab continues to tweak the program lists and definitions.
It would eliminate higher-education programs, like the Public Service Loan Forgiveness program and subsidized federal Stafford loans, and reduce work-study funding as officials tweak the program to offer more career-oriented jobs for low-income students.
Mixing data gives rise to new beings; tweak the program for virtual genetic engineering.
