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Buffer pool usually makes up the largest percentage of shared memory and is often pointed to as an area to be tuned.

Stay tuned over the next few days for more on the upcoming holidays, and another little exclusive you might find interesting as well!

As Mila first tuned into her dreamtime self long ago, she discovered that she was a spiritual teacher upon alternate planes of reality.

Equally important, even the best-tuned SQL can cause a performance drag if it is called too often.

Humanity tuned into the violence and began to act it out.

It appears that this class is still in its true infancy stage, so stay tuned to see if updates are in the works.

After Carlisle told me that Charlie might not make it, unless we tuned him into a vampire, I started to feel numb.

While infants seem to be born with an ear fine-tuned for language, this starts to subtly change at around 11 months of age.

As usual, he tuned his radio for the 7 a. m news broadcast before he began to get washed.

We'll probably learn more about this in the next builds, stay tuned and keep in mind that at this point it's just speculation.

Stay tuned for the next part of this series where you'll learn how to call remote JavaScript functions with Ajax.

I knew that coil would make a good tuned circuit for shortwave, but I didn't know how close it would be to what I wanted.

The ones Gamboa sells seem to be tuned to a Latino palate that likes very sweet desserts.

It was going to be a hot one. He turned up the air-conditioning, then tuned into his favorite satellite radio channel, Blue Collar Comedy.

Stay tuned: How much vaccine is available and for whom is going to change week by week.

The husband tuned out his wife when he was watching the football game.

Stay tuned. . . Oh, and I'm also interested to hear what you think of the ongoing store wars?

The charge has got to be very finely tuned indeed to the amount of rent a student can afford.

If it seems like a lot of fuss over a TV show, you've never tuned in to the ABC Family series, currently in its first season.

Once they have been tuned, it is helpful to be able to inquire on them to verify the tuning or to capture the configuration in a backup.

He knew it would probably be the last time he would play for us. He tuned up the old mandolin and played a few notes.

The image was captured using four narrow-band filters that have been tuned to see hydrogen as well as ionized helium, sulfur and oxygen.

By responding to the climatic conditions of each village group separately, the BMS works as a fine-tuned system.

'I don't seem to care what I do now, ' said Marian, whose mood was tuned to its lowest bass.

The device used transmitters and receivers whose resonances were tuned to the same frequency, allowing communication between them.

So the model has to be created in such a way that the generated XML Schema can be tuned to create exactly what the designer had in mind.

All current owners of an ABT Sportsline tuned car that was manufactured at least 20 years ago are invited to contact the company.

"The piano is out of tune, should be tuned. " she said in a dispointed tone.

We'll keep introducing Wang Wang and Funi together over the next few days so stay tuned for further exciting updates!

From the use of Auto-Tuned pop music to such popular subgenres as dubstep, electronic music seems to be everywhere.

The line was taut as a tuned cello string and there was not much more of it on the reel.

The lecturer could see from the expressions on the faces of his audience which students were really tuned in to what he was saying.

We will be creating a new layout with these images so stay tuned for that within the next few days.

Note that these results are not tuned for optimal performance and should not be considered official results for the system.

With Stratos we do that for you independently of the underlying infrastructure cloud, and in a way much more tuned to the platform.

To polish off my work I have tuned up the saturation of the cloud-shadows in the front and gave them slight tone of yellow-green colour.

"I think there will be good news out of the committee this week, so stay tuned, " she said.

Another orbiter, Mars Odyssey, periodically flew over the lander's location and tuned in to any potential radio communications.

The soldiers became disassociated and tuned-out, he said in a university press release.

If you still don't like the appearance of the code, stay tuned until "Color schemes" discussion.

The sky above the port was the color of television, tuned to a dead channel.

The radio drama was so realistic that it panicked listeners who tuned in after it had begun.

As the body becomes more fine-tuned, so does the heart within it.

"The violin should be tuned. " She said in a disappointed tone .

Living in a communist country without communism requires a finely tuned sense of what is permissible and what is not.

In a well-tuned site, this disk offload file fits entirely into the file system cache, and is served out of RAM.

Remember that the -c and -z parameters are for enlarged sound-buffering options and may need to be tuned further for your particular system.

These agents' motives and behaviours can be fine-tuned to mess things up with the same aplomb as a real employee.

Ray tuned that guitar as if he were putting his life back into harmony.

Nothing confirmed yet, but our team is certainly looking at some opportunities that have been offered to us. . . stay tuned!

Stay tuned for the rest of this series, which will elaborate upon using a set of guidelines and how to document each of the artifacts.

This Appliance arrives tuned and configured out of the box, providing extreme analytics for overburdened enterprise data warehouses.

At the same time, we were still small enough to be totally tuned-in at street level and highly adept at discovering exciting new artists.

That may not sound like much. But just look around to see how fine-tuned our economies are to the current climate.

Rick tuned into the command freak, only to have his worst fears confirmed: there wasn't a safe region to be found anywhere on the planet.

In an internal experimental test, the Design Advisor was able to increase the performance of an un-tuned DB2 UDB database by 84%!

Stay tuned for details in the next few days on this crowd sourcing project.

The emotional body is like a radio that can tuned to preceive certain frequencies or to react to certain frequencies.

No fine tuning has been made: I mean, it is PERFECTLY tuned, but we don't like a real piano to be perfectly in tune, right?

For obsolete, unusual, or insufficiently finely tuned display hardware, manually setting modelines may be the only available solution.

I still do lots of sketches, but the lettering tends to get really developed and fine tuned on the computer.

Investors are tuned in to a different channel these days, pricing in recovery with a far greater certainty than is evident in economic data.

Not tuned to the race call for a small problem into a tantrum, child abuse people.

Ray tuned that guitar as if he were putting his life back into harmony. I have never heard a guitar tuned like that before or since.

The frequency stability of an oscillator is directly dependent on the temperature stability of a tuned-circuit components.

At this point we have the baseline for completed transactions when the database is not tuned.

His post was so long and detailed that I thought I'd break it down into two posts. Stay tuned for a follow up one tomorrow.

Funding a national seminar for the selected arts partners to enable the programme to be fine- tuned before launching it in schools .

One new set of brain cells formed in the olfactory bulb, and were specifically tuned to the smells of his pups.

Stay tuned for Part 2, where I take a look at the business models that have allowed people to make a living working on open source software.

DTG (Dynamically Tuned Gyro) is an important measure component to be used in sensitivity angular rata in the inertial system.

As the sea lion pups splash happily in the water, they're revealing their location to the finely tuned sonar receptors of the whales.

When they leave class, are they still talking about what happened, or have they already tuned it out?

From a performance perspective, the appliance hardware and software is tuned together for optimal performance of your specific workload.

Disney also said that its 'reach' number, or the number of viewers that tuned in for at least six minutes of the Oscars, was 70 million.

Patience and gravity of hearing is an essential part of justice; and an overspeaking judge is no well-tuned cymbal.

Let's not lose sight of the fact that the primary reason you need this value tuned is because you want to protect the computational memory.

Joyously tuned to the heavenly Sounds of the dharma, Its heart flowers into a lotus bloom.

This includes variable effort assist and handwheel return characteristics which may be tuned to a desired feel and responsiveness.

That said, it's you who puts all the work into a perfectly designed and executed Web site, or a finely tuned Web application.

The powerful low end when combined with the carefully tuned upper mid response effortlessly lifts the kick out of the mix.

Stay tuned to see which technology crosses the finish line at a store near you.

The Lotus Notes Traveler server must be tuned for the number of active users that it supports.

Stay tuned for the next installment in this series, which addresses the documentation of current (or as is) architecture.

The question is whether the authorities responsible for the financial infrastructure are adequately tuned in .

First, Kline's strict identification of the Sabbath as a theocratic sign needs to be fine tuned.

We are using an array of small LEDs (light emitting diodes) that have been tuned to produce near infra-red light at a particular wavelength.

The default installation of Workplace Services Express products and components is not tuned for the best performance.

This option will not introduce incompatibility with older CPUs, but code tuned for a different CPU might execute more slowly.

Module gives you both a quick way of calling less specific rules, and a more fine-tuned way.

Even motion-captured performances can be fine-tuned with curve editors, as long as the motion is not flattened.

The radar absorbing structure with active FSS whose frequency characteristics can be dynamically tuned is illustrated particularly.

Stay tuned for the next article in this series, which covers the data warehouse design and implementation stages.

"among the percussion instruments, the" qing ", tuned sonorous stone chimes of the Zhou era, has been retained today. "

With the long term Sichuan programme now well underway, please stay tuned for more regular news and video updates.

the government is just pushing out money and I don't think it's that well fine-tuned, " he said. "

when all the strings of my life will be tuned . my master , then at every touch of thine will come out the music of love .

Stay tuned to the Joint Quantum Institute website to see if they ask for volunteers.

It's a wonder that Disney or Pixar haven't tuned in on this yet, it would probably make a fantastic animated adventure!

Mechanized devices were inserted into the field, and humans often pride themselves upon acting like a well-tuned machine.

Tuned to different frequencies or alternated, the result would be resistance of varying degrees, including varying textural feeling.

Once you can get yourself tuned to using finite pressure changes to control the roll rate, you'll be able to make smooth roll inputs.

More television viewers tuned into a comedy, "Bienvenue Chez les Ch'tis" , than for the World Cup final.

A torquer is an important component for a dynamically-tuned gy-ro, especially as it is used in rate-strap-down system.

The SmartMetal foam can be tuned to the size of a blast event and the size of the military vehicle.

Your sister or brother may be on your mind this weekend, too. You may do something together, or you may hear some news. Stay tuned.

It has also been proved that the gap depth can be tuned by the lengths of poled domains.

In the beginning, some people secretly tuned into broadcasts from North Point on their parabolic antennas.

Next up in the 5 things series will be five tips for building beautiful user interfaces in Swing, so stay tuned.

His radio is always tuned to the only rock station in our town.

Rail profile grinding can be particularly effective if the applied profiles are tuned to the specific system requirements.

The constitution is still being fine- tuned, but its bedrock is little changed since the process began in 1993.

Finally, you actually tuned your logical volumes by determining and increasing the amount of pbufs used in a specific volume group.

S. , it would likely be over Taiwan -- and U. S. aircraft carriers would be key to winning that fight. Stay tuned.

Watch the sky and stay tuned to NOAA Weather Radio, commercial radio, or television for information.

In a well-tuned Q replication setup, end-to-end latency can be a couple of seconds or less.

In legend, Ling Lun gave the emperor flutes tuned to the sounds of birds, which is said to be the foundation of Chinese traditional music.

tuned out the children's screaming.

Stay tuned for a future tip which will give some hints about modifying this mapping metadata file to get around round tripping issues .

Despite this, it is common experience to have the regulator poorly tuned, yielding a less than adequate process response [26].

And then it tuned and ran toward Henderson Creek. . . where it knew there was food and a fire.

The battleground reporting system is being tuned to let player police themselves easier.

Optimal performance of this workload requires that the hardware and software systems be fully tuned and optimized.

We'll close this series in a couple of weeks, with a comprehensive introduction to network support in MIDP, so stay tuned!

Of 72 types of odour receptor on its antennae, at least 27 are tuned to detect chemicals found in perspiration.

But stay at home; keep tuned in, because the free ways are not the place to be right now. -Here we go. Everyone stay calm.

Stay tuned for the next article where you will learn about implementing a component using business processes.

JSF's fine-tuned event model allows your applications to be less tied to HTTP details and simplifies your development effort.

A stationary set of chromatically tuned bells in a tower, usually played from a keyboard.

After I get the radio tuned, then I take out the diode and poke around the pyrite for the hot spots.

The television was on, tuned to what Clarence called "that bloody soap opera. "

Stay tuned for additional articles to be brought through from the plants and trees, minerals as well as dolphins and whales in 2006.

And a piano needs to be tuned every couple of years?

Even with the slight performance hit, the tuned conservative governor was the most power-efficient by far.

If your priority is time, you need to protect some of yours. You need enough exercise, rest, and healthy food to be fine tuned.

Check if the database can be tuned to increase the performance of the types of SQL statements being made.

Earlier, using his toes, Farmer had tuned his algorithm to the idiosyncrasies of a particular wheel in the casino.

Pessimism might seem like realism. But that is mostly because your R. A. S is tuned into seeing all the negative things you want to see.

Are your interactions with your legal counterparts tuned for this kind of pace?

User wants well tuned indexes and only wants incremental changes for indexes for small set of new queries.

While all of these are good and valid approaches, the perfectly tuned database still cannot perform if the logic does not allow for it.

Permissions can be finely tuned to specific users or groups, and implementation and configuration may vary from system to system.

The shell thickness can be tuned at the nanometer scale by controlling the number of layers.

Stay tuned for the next article in this series, which will cover the assemble and deploy phases.

All in all, it should be a busy (and much more exciting) next couple of weeks - stay tuned for details!

Therefore, the PID controller has three parameters, that must be tuned to obtain satisfactory control.

Sound can be tuned by changing the material of the horizontal supporting pieces or porous vertical pieces.

Nor Mohamed Yakcop, a minister in charge of economic planning, says that the NEM is still being fine-tuned and declines to elaborate.

She tuned out after I said no extra money was involved.

The results show that the stop band can be tuned by modifying material and geometric parameters of periodic mounts.

The catalytic performance could be easily tuned to produce tailor-made polymers by controlling electronic. . .

Stay tuned tomorrow for a continuation of this topic and another 5 mistakes travel photographers often make.

Stay tuned for our follow-up about Weave, in which we will examine some of the opportunities for innovation created by Firefox Mobile.

If the pool size is not tuned correctly, many unused object instances can end up hanging around, using up memory without contributing value.

THE 107m Americans who tuned in to watch the Super Bowl on February 7th did not see any advertisements for Pepsi.

Please stay tuned to the European World of Warcraft community site for an announcement regarding the upcoming release date for the game.

It could be efficiently mode tuned by increasing water content to recognize of the role of the selective control capability.

Like a finely tuned precision automobile, your life stays on course with the slightest touch of steering.

The actors do not escape the musical analogy: they are like instruments that are being tuned.

The density of such films can be continuously tuned from dilute, close-packed to overpacked monolayers of interlocking single layers.

Stay tuned for the second part of this series, which will have more tricks for maximizing network utilization.

Like any technique and implementation, it must be thoroughly tested and fine tuned until it meets the requirements.

WASHINGTON Jan 11 (Reuters) - Republican Sarah Palin is coming to your television -- as long as it's tuned to the Fox News Channel.

These tuned structures allow the spines, friction pads and ultimately the adhesive hairs to grab on to very challenging, difficult surfaces.

It has been found that the optical property can be well tuned by adjusting the morphology.

'China has one of the biggest populations who are tuned in to sports, but they aren't yet participants, ' said Mr. Blair.

Learning difficulty can be negotiated and fine- tuned for particular pedagogical purposes .

Precision stiffness measurement of the micro flexible parts is the pivotal procedure in the fabrication of the dynamic tuned gyroscopes.

The estimated number of people, usually by demographic category, in each household tuned to a particular source.

Predictably, in the above tuned version, the entire cost of the handler has been removed and performance doubled.

As the gatherers of the operation, women's brains became fine-tuned to the purples and reds of ripe fruits and berries.

The results support other studies highlighting how the brain can be tuned to ward off pain without the use of pills.

Stay tuned for the rest of our series on removing content from Google's search results.

As a result, the controller designed by this approach has lower complexity and minimum adaptive parameters to be tuned on line.

We have shown that the parameters of the controller can be tuned to ensure semiglobal practical stabilization.

tuned to respond to hydrogen, can also report on the presence of other elements, including many that play important roles in the body.

The Frequency-tuned Series Resonant AC Voltage Withstand Test System has been CIGRE recognized as the best field test system.

Oh, you are right. After the Feast for the Eyes, there'll be an interesting question for you. Stay tuned.

A man is seated in a football stadium with a small TV set tuned to the game.

Please forgive my neglect. I need you to rev up that fine-tuned Italian engine of yours, then.

The tuned music combs have teeth that must be tuned after a piece has been moved or relocated to a particular location.

Just wanted to let everyone know, I appreciate you all, so thanks for following me. Stay tuned.

Stay tuned for the next article of the series, where you'll find out how to create JSF-like components, using JSP tag files.

Performance has not been tuned for minimum system configuration.

Stringed instrument of the violin family , slightly larger than a violin , tuned a fifth lower, and having a deeper, more sonorous tone .

The company began in Turin in 1949 where its co-founder, Carlo Abarth, tuned cars for various motor sports.

Apple's software is tuned to respond to our hand gestures in a way that makes an impression of interaction with the physical object.

Light from a near-infrared semiconductor laser is tuned to match the internal vibrating frequency of the moisture molecule.

Now we'll compare how the tuned ondemand and conservative governors behave with this workload.

I know that. But like I said, this was just stage 1, stay tuned for our upcoming additions.

Limits on the number of events tuned are useful when you compare two hypothetical configurations by tuning the same workload for each.

Specifies the name of each database that is to be tuned.

The interface will be tuned to help the user understand what the trends are, rather than just on how things are organized.

It consists of libraries of mathematical functions specifically tuned for optimum performance on various IBM computing platforms.

The main objective here is to investigate the behaviors of active tuned mass dampers(ATMD) for an asymmetric building under earthquake.

The parallax barrier is tuned to the horizontal separation between the human eyes.

Using the database profiling information, you can determine which procedures can be fine-tuned to increase performance within your database.

Ideally, the number of threads should be tuned based on the number of processors and the length or duration of each request.

The security attributes of trusted context can be tuned to ensure air-tight access to the database servers.

Moreover, when a liquid antenna is housed in an elastic material it can be tuned in a novel way.

So if our brain's handling of vision is so well tuned, shouldn't our language centers be as well?

The visual humour of every frame is fine-tuned, and in WALL-E's guileless goggle eyes we can read his every thought.

The tuned ondemand governor was running with an up_threshold of 98 as well.

The rest of the study results will be released over the next few months. So stay tuned.

because any subtle changes in the analyst can affect the readings and analysis , the mrt must be tuned very often.

Note that these numbers are examples only and need to be tuned for the specific usage of machines on the network.

When things get a little bit too much, she simply tuned out temporarily.

Stay tuned to future EAS meetings to understand our new world.

Fuel injectors pulse to follow engine firing order, in accordance with engine demand, on a tuned intake manifold.

Autonomous water-balloon and snowball fights have been tuned so the interaction will occur less frequently.

Why alpha takes on the precise value it has, so delicately fine-tuned for life, is a deep scientific mystery.

She occupies a room of 90 square feet, furnished with a bed, chair, table, and television ever tuned to the Peking opera channel.

Concurrent Collections make concurrent programming easier by providing thread-safe, well-tuned data structures.

uses your purchase and pageview histories to create a unique Web page that includes recommendations tuned to your taste.

A percussion instrument with a series of metal bars tuned to the chromatic scale and played with two light hammers .

It is our job to sound the signals within your souls and minds to keep you tuned in keenly to what might occur around you.

Stay tuned for Part 3, which will discuss JNDI connections to a mail session resource and integration with the example application.

Asia box-office watchers are staying tuned: The film is slated to open next month in mainland China.

The messages will be written in a single unit of work so the broker queue manager log needs to be tuned when using persistent messages.

As it tuned out, the webcams never did attract much traffic, but the offer of free web space did.

Utilize Javassist and CGLIB frameworks for generating new objects and for low-level, highly tuned bytecode transformation.

Witte's introduction aroused curiosity and encouraged listeners to stay tuned for the answer.

We are going to have more exciting announcements in the coming weeks, so stay tuned.

When multiple databases are tuned, recommendations for all databases are considered for the space calculation.

Fast matching procedure was tuned to maximize the probability of automatic panorama creation from any series of overlapping photos.

is that what tuned me into them, or pulled me toward them was a strong feeling of recognition. . .

Our study suggests that the infants are tuned to sharing attention with other humans much earlier than previously thought.

Beijing also uses a number of ways to keep the economy running like a finely tuned machine.

Stay tuned. This may prove to be an interesting week in the Linux business.

I saw one piece of symbolism I recognised though and tuned into it, indexed it.

We also have some nice tuned filters for you to beautify your collages.

Humans have no direct perception of infrared rays unlike the rattlesnake which has receptors tuned into wavelengths longer than 0. 7 Micron.

I do not know that my new book will also be translated, but stay tuned!

This experiment is so finely tuned that you respond subliminally to disease via the television.

So stay tuned for the "Google Sidebar" , which will have multiple Google services shipping with Firefox.

Linda called an apology at his retreating back, but Mello had already tuned them out.

Stay tuned for the final installment of this series, which will cover deployment.

But stay tuned. In the next few weeks, we will discuss financial aid as we talk about the costs of an American education.

However, to make sure that the entire workload is tuned, we recommend that you specify unlimited tuning time (-A 0).

The generation 0 size is tuned by the garbage collector and can change during the execution of the application.

They're so tuned to creating new opportunities, products, or shiny new baubles that they leave the seeds they just planted on the ground.

Stay tuned, and start posting questions at the Diablo fans forums. I can pick maybe one or two questions.

The outside world is tuned out due to our physiology; we can only process so much information.

For this reason, the Visual C compiler and the JIT must be tuned in tandem to generate the best code.

Now if you notice that you are happy, more productive, and more in tuned with your emotions then don't stop.

He had the engine of his car tuned at the garage.

Starling smart, not afraid of people, after learning some skills can be tuned, duplicate the human play.

The flat-screen television in Randall Stephenson's office in downtown San Antonio, Texas is tuned to the CNBC business news channel.

This film demonstrated his fine-tuned ear for working class dialects and penchant for deftly crafted plots centered in the criminal world.

Yet this tuning also retains a slight ringing sound due to three strings being tuned to D, the piece being in the key of D major.