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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

They obeying a finely tuned science of dosage, temperature control, accelerated or slowed down, with more or less chemistry.

Thankfully, there's a logical approach to turning these sorts of pages into finely tuned, easily maintainable Web sites.

Why are the laws of nature so finely tuned as to allow for the existence of beings like ourselves?

Microbes are finely tuned to inhabit specific chemical or physical niches where they've got an advantage.

'He has very finely tuned political antennae, ' Utah GOP Sen. Mike Lee said of the governor he served as legal counsel.

Now the infrastructure is more finely tuned, and the notions of the grid and the grid service render it more agile.

They are finely-tuned functions, organically linked to the corporate whole.

She advises keeping small talk finely tuned and topical.

It seems that our minds are finely tuned to believe in gods.

Life and death literally depend on a finely tuned blood-clotting system.

These intruments are very finely tuned.

Technology such as electronic sensors and controls would permit variable pricing for power and finely-tuned measures of water consumption.

Girls have a more finely tuned aural structure; they can hear higher frequencies than boys and are more sensitive to sounds.

But in the past year it has become ever more finely tuned to the health of the Chinese economy.

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They are a finely tuned orchestra playing the "Four Seasons" by Vivaldi.

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