Sentences with phrase «by fine tuning»

We are experts in this and know how to give your resume every possible chance of being pulled automatically by fine tuning the details.

You can accomplish that by fine tuning positions so they make money when the stock undergoes a large move (long gamma), or when the stock trades in a narrow range (negative gamma, positive theta).

To create a true world - class compact - size sedan, Hyundai Motor's engineers were set two clear targets; reducing road noise and improving high - frequency noise in the engine when accelerating to a more linear engine sound by fine tuning NVH.

targets; reducing road noise and improving high - frequency noise in the engine when accelerating to a more linear engine sound by fine tuning NVH.

The engineers have found ways to make improvements by fine tuning the chassis.»

They can be beneficial in both public and private eLearning settings, given that they allow learners to explore their strengths and improve upon weaknesses by fine tuning behaviors.

By fine tuning the balance of the nervous system with the hormonal secretions of the glandular systems and brings balance to the emotions.

By fine tuning the parameters for drag and thrust and then simulating the changing orbits as time progressed, I could watch on a computer monitor all those scattered points simultaneously migrate toward the single point (a = 2.8 AU, e = 0, i = 0) representing today's asteroid belt.

Also, by fine tuning expression levels with feedback regulation [34], digital like regulation can be added that enhances sensitivity and provides biological memory.

By fine tuning their targeting, small businesses can increase their conversions by focusing their landing pages or content marketing campaigns to the geographic norms and preferences in the areas where their consumers are coming from.

Not exact matches

What's cool: SearchCenter helps you fine - tune search engine advertising by measuring things such as how long people spend on your site, where they go while they're there, and how that behavior varies according to factors such as the keyword they used to find you.

By launching in the U.S. first, the network has also been able to fine tune the experience before expanding internationally, which is why Shudder is available on the major platforms — iOS, Android, Apple TV, Chromecast and Roku — except for game consoles.

It's a somewhat mysterious and rarefied technique for outsiders, one performed by trained audiophiles who essentially fine - tune a mix so that the finished track sounds loud, clear, and consistent with other songs on an album.

By using its own processors, the company would have finer control over product development and would be able to better tune its software and hardware together.

It's one thing to make calculated risks by watching the economy or taking the time to fine - tune your skills.

The shirkers were pressured by their teammates, the machines were fine - tuned, and now the team is on target.

Strategy: Once you have defined the «what,» fine tune it by addressing why you are in business and why would someone want to listen to and engage with your message.

The search giant's investment arm recently put out a simple step - by - step guide to conducting a «design sprint» aimed at helping founders fine tune their businesses.

This is especially true if you fine tune your buy entry by drilling down to shorter time frame analysis (The Wagner Daily is handy for this).

By seeing firsthand which keywords are driving calls, you'll be able to better understand which marketing efforts are working and which ones need to be fine - tuned.

Moving forward, Fred Miller, Chair of the Uniform Regulation of Virtual Currency Businesses Act, tells ETHNews that once the language of the model law is fine - tuned by ULC's style committee, it will be presented to the House of Delegates of the American Bar Association (ABA) for approval.

This cult of hyper - performance is nurtured by a growing army of personal trainers and yoga coaches who make their living by fine - tuning and de-stressing business leaders.

«Not - So - Fine Tuning: Bank of Canada Policy and Inflation since 1986,» Inflation Monitor 5, by William B.P. Robson (August).

Every week Jignesh's team diligently fine - tuned our campaign by adding negative keywords, geo - targeting, optimizing bid strategy, adding long tail keywords etc..

TALKING THE TALK Aside from their discussion over the stance of monetary policy, officials likely continued to debate fine - tuning their communications strategy by adopting numerical thresholds for economic variables that would guide the central bank's unconventional stimulus.

Meanwhile, growth forecasts should be fine - tuned lower, albeit not by a very large margin.

Our world is fine - tuned because Jesus is its foundation; everything was created by, for, and through him (1 Cor.

I especially appreciate Carl reminding us of the fine book by our friend Philippe Beneton (a very melodious name, sing it to the tune of «Felice Navidad») that Ralph expertly....

If you've already read The Language of God, consider checking out A Fine - Tuned Universe by Alister McGrath, Coming to Peace With Science by Darrel Falk, Saving Darwin by Karl Giberson, or I Love Jesus and I Accept Evolution by Denis Lamoureux.

So, although it would be possible that one or two constants might require unusual fine - tuning by chance, it would be virtually impossible that all of them would require such fine - tuning.

As many others point out, one can always look at our existence as a by - product of the alleged «fine tuning».

Is it more rational to believe the intricate design and incomprehensibly balanced fine tuning of our universe happened by chance, or that an intelligent agent designed it for a purpose?

And how else could we explain such fine - tuning except by supposing the existence of an intelligent designer who fits organisms so precisely to their environments?

Any universe created by the multiverse generator would need to include both (a) the positive conditions necessary for life (i.e., the fine - tuned laws of nature) and (b) the negative conditions necessary for human existence (i.e., the absence of V - class objects).

But a fascinating paper by a pair of physicists makes me wonder if the existence — or rather the non-existence — of vampires can shed light on one of the popular arguments for the existence for God — the argument from fine - tuning.

Critics say Flew went senile and was bamboozled into lending his name to a book ghostwritten by an apologist, uncritically describing recent weak theistic arguments like the «fine tuning» argument.

The key arguments against fine tuning were rebuffed by Luke in the pdf I linked to above.

The origin and fine tuning of the universe: cosmology, physics = > by definition impossible.

This takes the widely accepted fact that the strength of basic forces of the universe, as measured by fundamental physical constants, are exactly right, and «fine - tuned», for a development upon the Big Bang which produced planets like ours, fit for the evolution of life.

Of course, there may have been a faint echo of the voice of the earthly Jesus, for example, instructing his disciples to proclaim the Kingdom of God, but if this is the case, it is overlaid and almost drowned out by the voice of the risen Lord, so that fine tuning indeed will be needed to catch it.

Recent attempts to explain away the fine - tuning of the universe's laws by hypothesising a «multiverse» of different universes do not convince Davies: «The multiverse theory is increasingly popular, but it doesn't so much explain the laws of physics as dodge the whole issue.

Just by the need to invent such a hypothesis validates the case for fine tuning.

The essential elucidating term here is «reciprocity;» all components are passively or actively mutually adjusting to each other; each component is reciprocating with the emerging pattern; and the emerging whole is generated by, and is generating, major alterations — or, at least, «fine tunings» — of each element.

The multiverse theory is particularly appealing to atheist scientists as it contradicts the «anthropic principle», the idea that our universe is «fine - tuned» for humanity, a view espoused by Faith.

This sugar - free cheesecake base recipe has been fine - tuned by Sarah and the IQS team for years — we've used it for our Crunchy Nut Cheesecake, Beetroot Red Velvet Cheesecake and Bloody Good Cheesecake.

Food and beverage manufacturers can no longer succeed by fine - tuning a relatively straightforward process of pushing as much through the production and supply chain operations as efficiently as possible.

To optimize the quality of every Kona cup of coffee you prepare, fine - tune your brewing routine by incorporating these suggestions.

Leone has a hobbyist's knife - making setup in his Brooklyn backyard, and is particularly excited about the prospect of taking his operation to the next level — he's been purchasing old blades and fine - tuning them by hand, but has yet to forge his own knives because the equipment is large and expensive.

After fine - tuning, and with half her cost picked up by Collins's three main sponsors — Mo «Äö √ † √ ∂ ¬ ¨ ¬ • t, Virgin Atlantic and Breitling, a Swiss watch manufacturer — Tango (named for the Collinses» wedding dance) was the kind of state - of - the - art craft that Captain Nemo would have admired.

All what we need is a fine tune and we learnt that from 8 nil encounter I still believe we need a striker and now we need a defender but even if we do nt get any I still will support the Arsenal even though I know deep inside that MR wenger should have addressed the issue the weird thing is perhaps MR wenger addressed these issues by bringing in players from the academy such as chuba apkom