| The two men spent at least half-an-hour helping the students adjust and fine-tune their spurs. |
| The results will be used to fine-tune computer models of life-friendly atmospheres on various simulated planets. |
| After appearing in several plays, Chastain was accepted into the prestigious Juilliard School in order to fine-tune her craft. |
| Determine what worked well in addition to soliciting constructive feedback to help fine-tune the program. |
| One of these windows was the idea that it must be possible to write a computer program with the ability to fine-tune the signal transmission. |
| The fine adjustment really makes it possible to fine-tune things for the sharpest image. |
