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| gen. |
leverage (Telecaster); improve (MichaelBurov); optimize; enhance efficiency of something; make things better (Moscowtran); improve (Антонина Верзакова); get the best out of (financial-engineer) |
| automat. |
refine |
| book. |
perfect (igisheva) |
| busin. |
streamline (lawput) |
| comp., MS |
optimize (To configure a device or application so that it performs better. For example, to fine-tune a program so that it runs more quickly or takes up less space) |
| consult. |
get right (Moscowtran) |
| dat.proc. |
enhance (напр., модель igisheva) |
| inet. |
fine-tune (поисковые результаты, профиль и т.д. Rami88) |
| law, ADR |
turn around (улучшать; In February, 2003, Ralph Whitworth, whose specialty is turning around troubled companies, had engaged Paul McCartney to play for the birthday party of his then-wife Lily Snape) |
| med. |
augment (MichaelBurov); ameliorate (MichaelBurov) |
| O&G, casp. |
streamline (Yeldar Azanbayev) |
| scient. |
modulate (MichaelBurov) |
| tech. |
tune up (Featus) |
| telecom. |
optimalize (oleg.vigodsky) |
| water.res. |
smooth |
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| avia. |
tailored (для получения заданных свойств) |
| comp. |
optimized |
| med. |
improved (MichaelBurov) |
| progr. |
optimised (ssn); streamlined (ssn) |
| tech. |
power grip (Andrey250780) |
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| math. |
optimizable (ssn) |
