fine-tuned

英 [ˌfaɪn ˈtjuːnd]

美 [ˌfaɪn ˈtuːnd]

v.  对…微调
fine-tune的过去分词和过去式

柯林斯词典

• VERB 对…进行微调;细调
  If youfine-tunesomething, you make very small and precise changes to it in order to make it as successful or effective as it possibly can be.
  1. We do not try to fine-tune the economy on the basis of short-term predictions...
     我们不会根据短期预测就试图对经济进行微调。
  2. Computers allow the plans to be fine-tuned and to be altered quickly.
     计算机使得这些图样能够得到细调，并且可以迅速更改。

双语例句

• Instead of a broad front, these solutions are targeted to specific theaters and are fine-tuned to serve business needs in specific industries.
  与用户广泛的方案不同，这些方案的目标是具体的受众，并且是经良好协调在具体行业中满足商业需要的。
• When necessary, the approach and test techniques can be fine-tuned.
  当需要时，这种方法和测试技术可以很好融合。
• JSF's fine-tuned event model allows your applications to be less tied to HTTP details and simplifies your development effort.
  JSF的良好调优的事件模型，允许您的应用程序与HTTP细节的联系更少，并简化了开发。
• A traditional UI will suffice for the desktop, but a mobile device demands a more minimalist approach and one fine-tuned to its capabilities, screen size, and typical user.
  传统的UI已足够满足桌面用途，而移动设备需要更简约且针对其容量、屏幕大小和典型用户进行了良好优化的方法。
• The movie script is fine-tuned through many iterations to match the director's vision of meeting these functional requirements.
  电影剧本经过多次迭代，逐渐调整直到导演看来符合这些功能性的需求。
• Computers allow the plans to be fine-tuned and to be altered quickly.
  计算机使得这些图样能够得到细调，并且可以迅速更改。
• A research component means that technical and policy guidance is constantly fine-tuned in line with the latest evidence or innovations, such as the new diagnostic test.
  它将科学研究作为其组成部分之一，意味着要根据最新证据或创新，如新的诊断检测法，来不断调整技术和政策指导。
• Surveillance for preparedness and alert must be tailor-made and fine-tuned for dengue.
  为防范和预警进行的监测必须针对登革热来制定和调整。
• Learning difficulty can be negotiated and fine-tuned for particular pedagogical purposes.
  学习的难度因特殊的教学目的可以协商和很好的调整。
• As the body becomes more fine-tuned, so does the heart within it.
  因为身体变得更邃密的调整，所以没有在它的心脏。