finetuned

Triticale agronomy has to be "finetuned" in each area where it is to be grown.

4 Limitations and Uncertainties 1989

Thirdly, more than just some tips on imaginative realism, this book is testimony of a very developed and over the years finetuned methodology.

Marking a Mark James Gurney 2009

Bushco has simply taken the raw material left it by Bill and finetuned it so that today it's a well-oiled dishonesty machine.

New Hillary Ad In Wisconsin: She's "Only" Candidate Who Wants Universal Health Care 2009

That could have been the evolutionary driving force: an energy-generating unit that works in each cell, where each cell can depend on it to work, which due to its simplicity never fails and which only need to be finetuned.

A critique on the endosymbiotic theory for the origin of mitochondria 2007

One can show that the more finetuned a universe is, the more likely it is to be constrained by natural means.

Basu: Bias over views or credentials? - The Panda's Thumb 2007

What this essentially means is that services like MusicMobs which recommend songs to match your tastes are going be even more finetuned.

XSPF your music 2005

The Holocaust was a finetuned bureaucratic affair, in which, aside from the German authorities, a good number of other European military, police, and civilian institutions, including those of France, took part.

Who Saved Jews? An Exchange Dworan, Shale 1991

It was finetuned for use on the current of antiprotons.

Press Release: The 1984 Nobel Prize in Physics 1984

Updates of the MWS have finetuned the perceived risk.

NYDN Rss 2012

The Mountain View, California-based Internet search giant also finetuned a feature that suggests search terms based on where searchers are located.

Raw Story 2010