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The biogeographic line that he drew, which others would tweak in later years, didn't just reflect the proximity of the islands.
The biogeographic line that he drew, which others would tweak in later years, didn't just reflect the proximity of the islands.
It sounds like the noise that a bird makes - 'tweak tweak' is that right?
Here, a 'tweak' means a small change or a slight adjustment
I work with the supplier to tweak the formula.
I work with the supplier to tweak the formula.
I tweak it from time to time and make changes.
I tweak it from time to time and make changes.
About 17 percent of the registered vehicles in the U.S. are turbocharged, a tweak that squeezes more power out of an engine.
About 17% of the registered vehicles in the US are turbocharged, a tweak that squeezes more power out of an engine.
Harold Rust's company, Enovix, based just south of San Francisco, is making one seemingly small tweak to the lithium-ion battery, replacing the anode typically made of carbon with silicon.
is making one seemingly small tweak
If not, we might need to tweak either the goal or the money strategy.
If not, we might need to tweak either the goal or the money strategy." So there you have it: your 3-part system for making this year different, your priority check-in to get clear on what matters, your money architecture to fuel that change, and
So in 1997, Don decided to make a small tweak to the can's label.
to make a small tweak
Oh, thank you for the tweak, thank you so much.
Might need a little tweak here and there or maybe, you know, something to get it from one animation to the other.
Might need a little tweak here and there or maybe something to get it from one animation to the other.