fine-tuning - The process of making small adjustments or refinements to improve the performance or accuracy of something., endeavor - A serious and determined effort to achieve a goal, typically involving hard work and perseverance., latency - The delay between the initiation of a process and its completion, particularly in computing or telecommunications., upfront - Paid or arranged in advance; occurring or presented at the beginning of a process or transaction., multifold - Having many parts or aspects; occurring in several different ways or on many occasions., retention - The act of retaining or keeping something; the continued possession, use, or control of something., downtime - The period of time during which a system, machine, or facility is not functioning or unavailable for use, typically due to maintenance, repair, or malfunction., vice versa - Used to indicate that the reverse of what has been stated is also true; conversely., queries - Questions or requests for information, particularly in the context of databases or information retrieval systems., immediately - Without delay or hesitation; at once; instantly., namely - Used to introduce more precise or specific information about something that has been mentioned., elimination - The process of completely removing or getting rid of something., scrutinize - To examine or inspect closely and thoroughly, often in a critical or careful manner., redundant - Not or no longer needed or useful; superfluous; characterized by unnecessary repetition., wealth - Abundance of valuable possessions or money; riches; prosperity., throughput - The rate at which something is processed, transmitted, or produced within a given period of time., exceed - To go beyond the limits of something; to surpass or go above and beyond a certain point or standard., one-time - Occurring, done, or made only once; not recurring or repeated., foremost - Most prominent or important; leading; primary., optimization - The process of making something as effective, functional, or efficient as possible, often through adjustments or improvements., adjustments - Small changes or modifications made to something in order to improve its performance, accuracy, or suitability., inefficiencies - Practices, processes, or systems that are wasteful, ineffective, or not optimized for maximum productivity or efficiency., complementary - Combining in such a way as to enhance or emphasize each other's qualities or characteristics; mutually beneficial or supportive.,

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