The phrase "always refinement" is not correct and may be confusing in written English.
It could be used in contexts discussing continuous improvement or the ongoing process of refining something, but it lacks clarity.
Example: "In our pursuit of excellence, we believe in always refinement to enhance our products."
Alternatives: "constant improvement" or "continuous refinement".
The result is a hierarchical structure in which partitions at higher resolution levels are always refinements (in a mathematical sense) of those at lower ones.
As all refinements always refine existing clocks, they can be organized in a tree-like relation, which is defined as follows.
A shallow bed of smooth purple pebbles, this minimalist sanctuary is composed of a single element, a perfect homage to Judd's restricted and always purposeful refinement.
Subsequent to retrospective validation, multimarker models are developed, either as part of phase Ic, with the initial cohort of patients, or as part of phase II, in a retrospective study using patients different from those of phase I. Whether initially developed in phase I or II, this model will always undergo refinement with the second group of patients.
First, because science is dynamic, progressive insights will always yield refinements of understanding.
Mr. Hamilton, who has managed dozens of federal projects, said there are "always changes or refinements from design to completion" and there will no doubt be more on the King monument once the construction starts.
"Always a crowd favorite, Stephen's designs exemplified impeccable taste and refinement, but always with an element of surprise.
Yet this presentational style and refinement are always fused with a strength that owes something to Russian training.
His character had the combination of ruggedness and refinement that always makes for a great sex symbol -- a bit rough but steeped in the mysteries of life.
There is always a sense of refinement, of careful shaping and self-criticism.
