Sentences with phrase «tune things»

If you're new to photography, automatic mode will fine tune things for you.
If your size is correct, we may be able to fine tune some things over the phone.
The whole fine - tuning thing seems very self - serving to me.
Fast forward along the journey where you have eliminated all the fake processed garbage, and move into fine - tuning things within a high fat or Primal approach to nutrition.
I am a big advocate for starting with some simple principles, and ultimately building from what you find in order to fine - tune things specific to you as an individual.
If you really want to fine - tune things then I'd consider lower body strength training while being mindful of your knees.
Sure, we're still adding new functionality and fine tuning things such as the user interface, documentation and reporting features, but it's smooth sailing overall.
The first push back from 2017 was likely down to marketing and wanting to fine tune things.
The schedule is pretty compressed so it's important for the guys back at the Corvette Racing shop to make sure they get the balance as good as it can possibly be so we can fine - tune things in practice instead of swinging wildly at it.»
These types of gaming optimizations include tuning things based on gameplay factors like the refresh rate, the frames per second that are being achieved by a specific game, and other traits, seeking to give the mobile gamer the best possible gaming experience while on - the - go.
And that means really tweaking and tuning things for that time of day to make sure the color balance is right, to make sure the lighting is spectacular, and trying to make that happen and also go through a day / night cycle is super hard to pull off.
I've retested a recipe, reread almost the entire book, and marked up passages and pages with my trusty red pen with hopes of fine tuning this thing into the best it can possibly be.
I fixed the issue and tuned things even more then resubmitted late February and it passed early March 2017.
It's essentially a step up from High Performance, and fine - tunes things by eliminating the «micro-latencies associated with fine grained power management techniques», Microsoft notes.
It's easy to speculate that Valve is perfecting the game, and fine - tuning things as gaming hardware advances, but the reality is that Valve doesn't really need to make a new Half Life game to be successful.
The target is a medium term one, so there's a little bit of flexibility over the short term, and I think experience shows that in trying to do economic policy and trying to control inflation there really isn't an ability to fine tune these things over very short periods of time, you have to take a more medium term perspective.
Above where I said «The whole fine - tuning thing seems very self - serving to me.»
It's pointless comparing core numbers or speeds here: because Apple makes the hardware and the OS it can fine - tune things in a way Samsung, who makes the hardware but not the OS, can't.
The users tell the makers what's right and what's wrong with the product, and the maker fine - tunes things based on this feedback, eventually releasing a better and more refined product to the public.
If Codemasters fine - tunes things for the main release, rally fans will be in for a treat.
I also follow your blog emails with interest — it's always useful seeing examples to help fine tune things
Klipsch Headphones «These headphones are great noise reducers when you're working, to tune things out.
Over recent times, the Reserve Bank Board has not sought to overly fine - tune things.
It's very easy for me to tune things out or daydream when I'm at work when I'd rather be doing something else.
and tune things out day in and day out... you ignore signs... acknowledge signs... people, etc etc...
Hopefully he'll recognise that he's reached a sink or swim stage, it'd be brilliant if he tuned things right around and showed how hungry and committed he can be.
I just do my job of fine - tuning things — different track conditions, weight, fuel, burnouts — things that are much more detail - oriented as opposed to overall really big steps.
We will use that to fine - tune things and really get the last bit of things out of the car.
A tilting steering wheel would be an asset, but the lever - operated tilting seat - height adjustment helps to fine - tune things.
If I really want to fine tune things, I can play with a nine - band graphic equalizer on the LCD.
I mean I've specifically targeted ads myself as an author, following the teachings of the Mark Dawson's of the world who share their expertise and knowledge, and he's really helped me fine tune those things.
There are some fine tuning things but mostly it's stuff like «How to put a graphic separator between scenes» and «Why don't my ebook chapter breaks start at the top of a new digital page?»
Its sRGB mode will improve color accuracy, and you can also use color temperature sliders to fine tune things to your liking.
Repair options are pretty straight forward although car setup is extensive and those of you who want to fine tune things will have no issues here.
The Beta gave us a welcome chance to test all of our systems in action and tune things up for better balance.
It takes everything that made the PS3 Uncharted trilogy great, smoothens out the rough edges, and fine - tunes the things that worked, making for a (nearly) flawless execution of the Uncharted formula.
We're just fine - tuning things.
Also, general performance levels have been improved in these games, with Microsoft managing to tune things to use a «significantly lower» amount of video RAM.
Then again, things might very well change rapidly once the headset launches and developers can go on to tinker with it more, fine - tune things, and eventually come up with some ingenious ways this system can really sell virtual reality to the masses.
There's also a good chance this could be pre-production hardware, as while this Venice mostly looks the part, a few minor details suggest BlackBerry could be fine - tuning things — things like speaker placement.
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