Sentences with phrase «fine tuning in»

All this car needs is a bit of fine tuning in its suspension and alignment and this car will be one of the best handling ones around.

As Project One is still undergoing fine tuning in simulation phase, no prototypes have been built yet, save for a mule running the EQ Power + pack.

With just a little fine tuning in the character development department, Abrams actually allows us to care about each character and mission, using every tool in his arsenal to put us in the center of the action, forcing us to marvel at the awesome spectacle of each set piece with solid intrigue, and even a touch of nervous anticipation.

And if that were the case, Alan is absolutely right; the only really sensible explanation is since all of the evidence suggest that unless you really fine tune things, the Higgs should be observable at the LHC or a machine like it, then it would tell us that there are some other fundamental fine tuning in nature that would strongly suggest that the universe we see is not generic and is very special.

Guth: Let me add one other thing that could be seen at the LHC, which I think would make most of us unhappy if it's seen, but we could see evidence for more fine tuning in nature than we've already seen in the cosmological constant; and that would be taken as evidence for this multiverse, anthropic picture where the laws of physics are not determined by fundamental principles but rather by a wide variety of things happening and certain things selecting for life.

Teenagers often need some fine tuning in the social skills department.

All 3 I believe have both attacking and defensive potentials in abundance in them but need further refinement and fine tuning in their overall approach play...

Pretty much all of these players need fine tuning in one area or another.

Even Stephen Hawking had to escape into the possibility of multiverse theory (unproven with no evidence) to escape painting himself into a corner with regard to the fine tuning in Dark Matter.

You said, «Even Stephen Hawking had to escape into the possibility of multiverse theory (unproven with no evidence) to escape painting himself into a corner with regard to the fine tuning in Dark Matter.

We not only have design but fine tuning in many areas from carbon based life to position of earth itself.

In short probability of fine tuning in multiple aspects weighs heavy on the hard sciences.

Those masses must be fine tuned in order to achieve a universe that contains any matter at all.

A few scientists have even gone so far as to argue that the initial conditions and fundamental constants established at the time of the big bang were fine tuned in such a way because our own species would inevitably be forthcoming.

There are very few self motivated players who always want to improve themselves and not depend on natural abilities that were fine tuned in the accademy.

You need to actually measure and fine tune in order to reach that goal.

Not a deal breaker but the response is just a bit more fine tuned in the Verna.

Whatever it is to be, the updated 2013 Sonata Hybrid is being fine tuned in Korea, he said, and the process is a careful one, and no doubt this is a prudent stance given recent issues.

The endless ideas and film projects of Los Angeles are discovered and fine tuned in elite closed door meetings and private settings.

Then after a quick tutorial Rally, are given an advised difficulty to play on which can be switched whenever, and fine tuned in the settings, making the game accessible to everyone.

Not exact matches

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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.

Fine tune your hiring process (look at what the job requirements are and make sure that you select someone who has the experience and credentials necessary for the role, and who fits in with the company culture)

Of course, this type of marketing will require a good deal of fine tuning — the last thing a retailer can afford to do right now is completely alienate customers with overly invasive promotions in an increasingly privacy - obsessed world.

«Everyone trusts it, the shipping is incredible, but it's bad in that you don't really have fine - tuned control over the customer experience.»

In just a few minutes you can fine - tune your profile image and ensure it fits within the recommended dimensions on each platform.

That's because machine learning algorithms — an area where both Google and Facebook have invested heavily, and which Facebook uses to fine - tune the content of each user's News Feed — are highly effective at connecting inputs and outputs in a recursive optimization loop.

Because the tumor chips can be printed, essentially, in unlimited supply, the possibility for fine - tuning a drug therapy is endless.

During the past three years, we have applied and fine - tuned the concepts outlined in Traction.

For instance, in the travel and hospitality industry, predictive analytics techniques have been used for acquiring customers in a cost - effective manner, for fine - tuning marketing offers that increase repeat - usage, and for increasing revenue through effective cross selling and better yield management.

While the program will enable users to create basic 3 - D models, its specialty will lie in fine - tuning existing models, including the addition of new textures and the assurance of structural integrity.

Radiating the antihydrogen atoms with microwaves allowed the physicists to determine its light fingerprint in a rather indirect way, using specific changes in the antihydrogen that caused them to eject from the magnetic bottle to fine tune estimates on its spectral lines.

As chairman, Jobs will stay involved in the things he likes — fine - tuning products, for example — much as he has since January.

According to Dale Peck, a partner at Beers & Cutler PLLC, an accounting firm based in Washington, D.C., there are all kinds of ways that private companies can — and often should — fine - tune their option plans.

The roofing contractor has invested nearly $ 30,000 in the business since 1998, and needs more than $ 100,000 to fine - tune the product.

It recently imposed a curriculum in schools in its Syrian stronghold, Raqqa, scrapping subjects such as philosophy and chemistry, and fine - tuning the sciences to fit with its ideology.

«I actually go and incorporate a lot of what our guests say into my own life and it really has been, for me, a great practice in fine - tuning my own finances.»

Going in with Jurvetson was a lineup of household - name investors that includes Bill Gates, Richard Branson, and Jack Welch; their money will be used to build up Memphis Meats» already formidable trove of intellectual property and to fine - tune the process of combining cells to produce the tastiest steaks and patties, and drive down the cost.

Facebook rakes in half a million dollars a day from these ads on mobile devices, a figure that should increase as more advertisers take note and Facebook fine - tunes the delivery.

The plan was to roll out ThirdLove's product line in the spring of 2014 with seven distinct styles, and then use the data collected — including sales, returns, and feedback — to fine - tune the bras» designs and future orders.

Big Data can play a role in this fine - tuning.

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.

It changed the trajectory of their relationship and their work together, helping Tyson fine - tune a philosophy of inclusion that he believes can inspire empathy and courage within the organization he now runs — one that employs 180,000 people in eight states and the District of Columbia.

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.

These «micro» insights were used to fine - tune Uber's service locally but also incorporated into the work of other teams at a regional, global, «macro» level — such as looking at the UX of the website and app — to help growth in other markets.

This brainstorm may not be well thought out, fine - tuned, or structured in any way.

In fact, they've probably made the problem worse with their promotional strategies this year, and in the process, irreparably harmed Black Friday, a shopping event that has given them a read on shopper mood and long made it easier for them to fine - tune their strategy in the final rush to ChristmaIn fact, they've probably made the problem worse with their promotional strategies this year, and in the process, irreparably harmed Black Friday, a shopping event that has given them a read on shopper mood and long made it easier for them to fine - tune their strategy in the final rush to Christmain the process, irreparably harmed Black Friday, a shopping event that has given them a read on shopper mood and long made it easier for them to fine - tune their strategy in the final rush to Christmain the final rush to Christmas.

Maybe, in the end, it comes down to fine - tuning the content to who you want on your site and who will find the overall content relevant.

But the text of the Comprehensive Economic and Trade Agreement or CETA remains a confidential document that still requires «drafting and fine tuning,» a Canadian official said in Brussels on condition he not be identified.

In addition, while dealers try to include fentanyl to improve potency, their measuring equipment usually isn't fine - tuned enough to ensure they stay below the levels that could cause users to overdose.