In concert, "
Fine Tuning" examines the rise of car customization in Japan and the U.S., and how each market influenced the other to redefine automotive culture.
Why is "
Fine Tuning" such a popular subject today, as evidenced by the many books that have been written on this topic?
The Development Bank of Singapore (DBS) (S05.SI) has said that the Indian government could go in for further policy
fine tuning this year.
It's a little bit more relaxed, he's really
fine tuning a lot of things.
TechNavio's analysts forecast the
Fine Tuning Turbocharger market in the US to grow at a CAGR of 22.81 percent over the period 2014-2019.
The five-part series was to be broadcast nightly from Monday August 28, but BBC executives said the "bold" show by the Glasgow-based troupe required "
fine tuning".
We are now
fine tuning the process, putting the customer design kit together, and we should be ready to start production in 2005 as planned."
Some on-site changes and
fine tuning of the process are an inevitable part of every commissioning project and after the startup curve, when world records are sought after.
Gemco has been responsible for the conception, development and
fine tuning at this plant.
This is said to enable precise profile dimension
fine tuning and near zero-downtime for profile changes of similar section.
He said, "We reflect on ideas, there is a team of three or four people, to who I give suggestions and after
fine tuning them we tweet.
Global Banking News-May 6, 2016--Chinese central bank promises policy
fine tuningFigure 2 is a fingerprint showing the CD and MD variation in a tissue mill before and after
fine tuning of controls.
Even the
fine tuning can become a constant wave of undershooting and overshooting and sometimes more time and material are expended in setting up than in quality production.
The central bank of China has said that it would implement a steady policy with
fine tuning.