well-tuned

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

There are certainly performance gains to be had with Domino R5 and a well-tuned server.

Compared to an out-of-tune piano, a well-tuned piano practically plays itself -- you will find it surprisingly easier to play.

This is to preserve any well-tuned settings and ensure predictability for your systems.

Maybe his speech blares like anannoying horn, or maybe it hums like a well tuned engine.

Many important aspects of expression can be brought out only on well-tuned pianos.

On the one hand, a well-tuned WOC system can create an excellent leaderboard.

I'm still now well tuned in to my new surroundings.

If the true concord of well-tuned sounds.

He's not very well tuned in to his surroundings.

They are already very well-tuned and as the matches go on I think they will become even stronger.

A well-tuned system can easily have a hit ratio well above 90%.

The car is well tuned.