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Meanings of tuning in English
Activity of improving system performance by modifying system parameters.
Usage of tuning in English
1
The tickets were a sovereign; the rest is for tuning the piano.
2
Consequently, a novel tuning function based adaptive backstepping control scheme is given.
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For more detailed information about tuning Unix systems, I recommend these books:
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The purpose of the tuning hammer is that of altering the tension.
5
Middle C is obtained in the usual way, from the tuning fork.
6
Well, maybe I do need to do some tweaking, some fine tuning.
7
This includes resuscitating some not-so-old ideas that need more tuning than entombing.
8
Also, the settings don't allow for much fine-tuning beyond some basic tweaks.
9
So she took the lute and tuning it, sang the following verses:
10
I'm happy he was tuning in and watching the game, Roberts said.
11
The tuning of a harmonograph with independent pendulums is a simple matter.
12
The steel in a knife can be used to make a tuning-fork.
13
Tucking the violin under his long chin he set about tuning it.
14
He could hear the first evening crickets tuning up in Annie's field.
15
I'll close this section with two important notes about system performance tuning.
16
Their volume raised until the entire vessel became one great tuning fork.
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Translations for tuning
Catalan
Tuning through the time
Tuning across language varieties
Australia
Common
Ireland
Common
United States of America
Common
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