Sentence examples for a considerable refinement from inspiring English sources

Mr. Cooper belongs to the same school but he is a considerable refinement.

Both monographs were written under the influence of Darwin's work of 1859 and led to a considerable refinement and extension of classical Darwinism.

The natural law tradition has undergone a considerable refinement in the 20th century, mainly because its classical, popular version faced an obvious objection about its core insight: it is just difficult to maintain that morally bad law is not law.

These authors found a considerable refinement of image quality of this optimised 3D SPACE sequence with increased in-plane resolution and reduction of image blurring as compared to the non-optimised version of 3D SPACE with the eight-channel coil.

It has become increasingly more evident that a considerable refinement of currently used reagents and conditions will be needed before an effective gene therapy strategy can be used in the treatment of human autoimmune diseases.

The evaluation showed that the effort can lead to a considerable refinement of a given pre-clustering by the consequent exclusion of superfluous proteins from complex candidates.

Ozil, a playmaker of considerable refinement for Real Madrid and Germany, brings both excitement and status to Arsenal.

"The Union" is a pianistic circus of considerable refinement, one that negotiates the narrow space between first-rate showmanship and bad taste.

A trace (0.1 at.%) addition of Ge to a base Al 1.7Cu 0.3Mg alloy resulted in considerable refinement of the θ′ (Al2Cu) precipitate dispersion as well as stimulating the formation of 〈0 0 1〉α lath-shaped precipitates in a fine and uniform distribution.

Under DC conditions, the addition of BD enhanced the perfection of [100] preferred crystal orientation and promoted a considerable grain refinement.

As the titania incorporation percentage is increased, a considerable grain refinement in the nanometer region was revealed followed by an improvement of the quality of the nickel preferred orientation.