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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

The test strategy is fine tuned with the various stakeholders until formal acceptance is achieved.

Like several other speakers Barrow emphasized how extraordinarily "fine-tuned" the universe is for our existence.

He then fine-tuned the shape with gouges while leaving the texture of the gouge marks on them like feathers on the wings.

But sometimes, analyzing a URL outside of a web page may also give a better, because more diverse and fine-tuned, ranking.

Prototypes are evaluated and fine-tuned to further improve sound quality, output, cosmetics and fit.

His desk is very clean, neat to only allow a summer homework, and a often fine-tuned schedule.

An industry observer puts it more bluntly: Having been fine-tuned, nuclear plants have become "cash cows. "

When necessary, the approach and test techniques can be fine-tuned.

As the economic recovery further firmed, the policy stance will be further fine-tuned.

Before you bet on a reversal, be sure your exit strategy and money management are fine-tuned.

it's like looking at a television set that isn't fine-tuned right.

They have centralized and planned economy, well choreographed and synchronized and fine tuned day by day.

The more fine-tuned and complex the regulation, the more you need skilled regulators to implement it.

That enables the structure of the resulting film to be fine tuned.

None of the filters I have tried, no matter how fine tuned, doesn't throw out the good email with the bad.

In this article, you've explored how you can use the IDS LBAC feature to deploy fine-tuned policy controls.

The authorities have fine-tuned the censorship system to keep up with these changes.

This is a challenging task and would need to be fine-tuned on an ongoing basis.

Once you've fine-tuned your paper prototypes, it's time to bring those sketches to life in Photoshop.

More fine-tuned light control and more use and servicing of blinds could easily ameliorate these issues.

I am always amazed when a marketing machine is so fine-tuned, so elegant and effective that it can almost package and sell air.

They may lack some conceptual beauty but you have to agree - they are fine-tuned, visually stable, and very difficult to reproduce.

VOICE: What's another fine-tuned parameter?

Next, explore how the tool uses this configuration and look at ways it can be fine-tuned.

Our JV in China is just one example of many new markets where we have fine-tuned our strategy as we go. '

A company that bases its actions on data can make very specific, fine-tuned decisions.

Must be Fine Tuned to Avoid Losses in Live Performances and Yield

The new MG: made in China, fine-tuned in Birmingham