Sentence examples for a type of refined from inspiring English sources
A type of refined cooking developed in the late Middle Ages that set the standard among the nobility all over Europe.
Since Winston Churchill switched the fuel source for the Royal Navy from coal-powered to oil-driven, crude oil (a type of oil that is refined into various petroleum products including gasoline) has been the controlling commodity that influences worldwide energy price (although some markets have been able to, arguably, decouple the price of crude from natural gas).
Yet over the past 25 yr, science education researchers have refined a type of assessment instrument that takes full advantage of the research literature on how people learn scientific concepts, the DDMC tests (Sadler, 1998; Pellegrino et al., 2001; Herrmann-Abell and DeBoer, 2011).
On the strength of these, Germain starts to coach him after hours, at school, arguing that Claude, as a type of proto-novelist, ought to refine his powers of description.
The company's initial success came in refining a manufacturing process that used microbes to turn a type of wax into diacid, a chemical building block of nylon.
A prospective observational study on intake of refined grains as part of a "western diet" pattern showed a positive association with increased risk for type 2 diabetes [ 93].
Duration of nickel exposure, type of nickel-refining work and tobacco consumption were the independent variable that, taken altogether, had the highest explanatory values for the histopathological changes.
On the walls hang deft renditions of types: a soldier; women refined and not so refined; a well-dressed older gentleman, seated at a cafe; and a laborer in a cap.
The SDs for chemical shifts of 28 resonance types were refined by ≥30% (Supplementary Table S2D), whereas those of an equivalent number of resonances types were broadened by ≥30% (Table Supplementary S2E).
