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adjust finely
fine-tune the engine -
make fine adjustments or divide into marked intervals for optimal measuring
calibrate an instrument
graduate a cylinder -
improve or perfect by pruning or polishing
refine one's style of writing
How To Use fine-tune In A Sentence
- Jones said the two police forces have always co-operated, but have fine-tuned their collaboration in recent months.
- Even so, with bolts and base plates at myriad angles, the steel erector had to maneuver the pieces with hydraulic rams and remove some to fit others in to fine-tune sequencing.
- Over the next few days, we fine-tuned the scheme and made some useful improvements.
- And a steady stream of feedback can make it easier for employees to fine-tune their performance.
- Your appestat is a control mechanism that has been fine-tuned for hundreds of generations.
- You will have to do some tweaking to fine-tune your personal system.
- If humans possess a similar checkpoint system and if researchers could someday harness it, they could fine-tune the rate of cellular division to control tumor development as well as tissue aging.
- Kim, whose dad used to be in a band, has been trying to find someone to fine-tune his skills and teach him to read music.
- We do not try to fine-tune the economy on the basis of short-term predictions.
- We tracked in three weeks, edited and fine-tuned overdubs.