Sentence examples for Further perfecting from inspiring English sources

But they adapted and learned to make do with less, further perfecting the practice of bombing with razor-sharp tags, quick and crisp outlines, and stylish two-color throw-ups.

Mr. Bush's political staff further perfected the strategy in the 2002 midterm election, when they invited radio hosts to the White House to interview top officials less than a week before the vote.

Cu plating technology is further perfected in anticipation of large scale industrial implementation, with improvements on adhesion and long term reliability.

In order to improve the accuracy of prediction, the choice of the training samples and the economic indicators remain to be further perfected.

It is indicated that the conformation-sensitive 956 cm−1 band changes first during induction period, followed by formation of 103 helix sequence (921 cm−1 band) in the disordered crystals; after that, the inner structure of new-formed disordered crystals is further perfected, giving rise to frequency shift of 871 cm−1 band to higher wavenumber.

By 1921 Zobel had further perfected his composite filter designs.

The instruments used were further perfected in Bologna between 1270 and 1280.

There is no cure or vaccine for Ebola but scientists in 2012 did develop an antibody for monkeys, and in 2013 further perfected it.

If anything he strives to continue improving himself, by continuing to take acting classes, most recently taking classes, taught by an actor named Joshua Bitton and further perfected his craft through extensive training at Playhouse West.

This solo show is an extension of the senior project he did for his theater degree, and he further perfected it under the mentorship of famed performance artist and gay activist Tim Miller.

From a genomics perspective the zebrafish genome is now the most advanced model in that the sequencing efforts have reached the stage in which the completed genome will be further perfected by the Genome Reference Consortium (http://genomereference.org) [ 9].