Sentence examples for Because of refinement from inspiring English sources

Because of refinement in time, additional steps are taken to accurately discretize the advection and projection operators at grid refinement boundaries using composite operators which span the coarse and refined grids.

Whenever new transmission capacity appears, said Dr. Douglass, whether because of new construction or because of refinement of existing calculations, consumers may benefit because the system can make better use of low-cost electricity supplies shipped over longer distances.

However, either because of refinements in the way the processing works or because of the massive improvements Samsung has delivered here compared with anything 2017 had to offer, HDR+ is far more consistently engaging than it has been before.

This suggests that differences between the updated exposure profile and that of Hodgson et al (2005) are because of the improved model-fitting approach rather than because of refinements to the model and additional observations of mortality.

This subset of CRC cases may represent a more genetically homogeneous endotype of CRC; a study focus on these cases and pedigrees may be more statistically powerful for genetic mapping because of enhanced phenotype refinement.

Because Nagy's zest for Homeric texts is boundless, because his lectures reflect decades of refinement, and because the course is thought to offer a soft grading curve (its nickname on campus is Heroes for Zeroes), it has traditionally filled Room 105, in Emerson Hall, one of Harvard's largest classroom spaces.

Luxury: The 337-room Mansion del Rio, 112 College Street, (210) 225-2581, fax (210) 226-0389, is probably the city's best-known hotel, partly because of its prime location along the nicest River Walk stretch, partly because of its air of refinement.

We note that not all of the listed polymorphisms meet the relative risk baseline of 1.5 (criterion 5), because of the lack of refinement in association studies to date.

United's manager increasingly believes a team's ability to control midfield is key in Europe and Matic ticks the boxes because of his refinement on the ball.

Because of the refinement of his technique and the abstruseness of his symbolic programs, the successors of Jan van Eyck borrowed only selectively from his art.

The engine was a world-beater on racetracks in the early 1950s, and because of continuous refinement and development it was still an impressive power plant in 1961.