Universal began to tinker with CD packaging, offering lots of "deluxe" editions of albums while putting others into cheap cardboard sleeves to appeal to bargain-hunters.
An analogy would be with designer babies - instead of tinkering with DNA to get a perfect child, a scientists might tinker with the laws of physics to get a perfect universe.
The IMF will tinker with the power structure of the fund at its annual meeting next week.
Another solution is to tinker with "choice architecture" -doing things like enrolling people in 401 (k) s automatically-in order to "nudge" them toward better decisions.
What I got from it is how writers, Murakami included, often tinker with and rework their stories.
The march of old age may be unstoppable, but two new studies in mice and monkeys suggest we can at least tinker with the ageing process - and offer a glimpse at how anti-ageing medications could work.
It's how they learn, experiment, tinker, express creativity, work through feelings, practice socialization, develop language and math skills, and see the world in new ways.
A second way is to tinker with the proteins that influence rubisco, such as rubisco activase, which has produced promising results in tobacco plants.
You might tinker with the HTTP response that each method renders, but your client code is really after only the HTTP return code.
It is also because politicians have a strong desire to tinker piecemeal.
As I always advise, now it is time to tinker.
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