fine tuning造句

automatic fine tuning

fine tuning (of the economy)

Here workers are fine tuning the different landscapes.

Provide monthly material usage analysis report to design dept for fine tuning of their design data.

It is a curious gap in the exceptional fine tuning of our sense of hearing.

" It' s50 years of growing up that we are fine tuning," he explains.

Some of our early intuition will prove right, some will need fine tuning, and some ideas will prove off-base.

It included fine tuning to a number of its existing tools rather than focusing on new ones.

Specular/ reflection passes- I've rendered separate passes for different details to do some extra fine tuning as well.

The fine tuning of these steps will vary depending on individual preferences, but the basic stages remain the same.

The deal still faces serious opposition from South Korean farmers, and may require fine tuning on opening up the Korean auto market.

Perhaps this has something to do with both clubs still, reportedly, actively involved in the transfer market or the fact that both have been fine tuning abroad.

It seemed at first to be an electronic haze, but after some fine tuning the clatter of the Hagelin was clearly audible.

Find out whether monitoring data is helping the management architect in fine tuning the infrastructure, and helping the business analyst in redefining the optimized business processes.

Of course, to a large extent, it depends on aggregate control of using monetary policy as a primary means, or in other words, under the major premises of general tightening, how financial control should timely and reasonably conduct fine tuning.

By the late 1960s, economists were using the term "fine tuning" to indicate the level of dexterity they believed they had achieved in controlling the economy to support the nation's principal economic objectives.