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A rough draft of the opera is complete, Mr. Gelb said, and will be fine-tuned in further workshops.

They will be fine-tuned, he said, for everything from heart pacemakers to computer game consoles to supercomputers.

He said he was surprised that a law which had been passed so rapidly had worked as well as it has—less of an endorsement than it first seemed, since laws dealing with issues as complex as these and passed as "rapidly" as was Sarbanes-Oxley can normally be expected to fail abjectly.Mr Greenspan also noted that the law will be fine-tuned as experience accumulates.

The model will be fine-tuned to reflect their experiences and perspectives.

After that, the new network will be fine-tuned on the training dataset again.

By August, the results will be fine-tuned by language and country of origin as well.

That being said, I'm optimistic his radar will be fine tuned over the summer".

And the front one will undoubtedly be fine-tuned for video chatting as well.

How dynamin family members couple nucleotide state to membrane affinity will likely be fine-tuned to their cellular role.

The ideal balance of local versus international, formal versus loose, will no doubt be fine-tuned in years to come.

And it will no doubt be fine-tuned (burning the American and Israeli flags had already been dropped by the fourth performance) in its subsequent journey to eight other European cities, ending up at the Paris Opera in 2005.