tuning

For the last two weeks we've been sort of fine tuning and now everything's going to plan.

There'll be some fine tuning involved all the way along.

He called the changes "much more of a fine tuning than a major change."

Tuning of the performance to the mission is also possible.

On this side is your fine tuning, which takes some training to use.

"What they are talking about is fine tuning," he said.

That's just what the tuning revolution is doing, and our music may never be quite the same again.

For a comparison with other tuning systems, see also this table.

A player might even change the tuning for playing different pieces of music.

He changed the tuning on his set, tried to catch any other message.

But he still needed to devise some way to do the tuning.

But it will be able to make other distinctions with fine tuning.

I like to think of us as the tuning forks.

She has been known to play in open tunings on several songs.

The white space felt a little stark, and I knew it would take some fine tuning.

Third, some fine tuning would enhance the public benefits of the project.

The sounds of the orchestra tuning brought her back to the moment.

"We need to do some fine tuning with regard to training," he said.

Some of these, however, are actually alternate names for the same tuning.

Tuning of the engines is limited in order to keep costs down.

Members of the team who wrote the plan said it represented only three months' work and that fine tuning was probably needed.

By springtime he'd know what fine tuning would be needed.

This is known to be the first established international virtual tuning community.

He also says that only two songs share the same tuning (at least as of 2000).

A more extensive tuning system is available to the key users.