Examples of tweaking

• Tweaking the model requires, of course, dependable data to constrain it.

• So, while it is more or less reconciliatory, my project inevitably requires some tweaking here and there.

• Each new text source requires significant tweaking of handcrafted rules to maintain the optimal performance.

• Therefore, tweaking a parameter to improve one aspect of performance is likely to degrade some other aspect of performance.

• This assumption breaks down when the selected case is so tightly constrained that any "tweaking" causes major per turbances.

• Tweaking the garbage collection settings had some effect, in particular increasing the allocation area size.

• And then discuss the work with the director and just do a bit of tweaking.

• So there is no such thing as ' close ' when it comes to specifying initial states, or tweaking probabilistic outcomes: there's either perfection, or failure.

• I subsequently did some further tweaking and polishing, but ninety per cent of what appeared on screen was in those first drafts.

• In this case much 'tweaking' of the values used in the mapping functions may be necessary in order to gain adequate results.

• Performance system tweaking required quite a bit of experimentation, but when it came down to the performance itself, it worked fine.

• The object of this tweaking is to enhance the tone colour by departing from the purely mathematical and rather arid experiment that is the essence of equal temperament.

• It has the useful feature with respect to discouraging tweaking that many of the parameters that the students can adjust in the circuit affect numerous aspects of circuit performance.

• It is an occasion when it is difficult, by doing a little tweaking or finessing, to bring one group into line with the other.

• It is likely that as the national tariff develops it will need adjustments and tweaking.