Sentence examples for evolution and refinement from inspiring English sources

As Mr. Kimmelman well knows, the Museum of Modern Art was founded on the assumption that its collection would be in a constant state of evolution and refinement.

Face masks have gone through years of evolution and refinement.

The evolution and refinement of sedimentation modelling for flocculated systems is restricted by a lack of meaningful control of flocculation conditions and inadequate detail in the experimental sedimentation data used for validation.

After experimenting with action gameplay in P.N.03, Mikami was able to apply his experience to Vanquish, which serves as an evolution and refinement of the former's gameplay.

Thus, skilled toolmaking may have required the evolution and refinement of stiffness control for the hand-arm system by the Early Stone Age, to support tool production.

With the evolution and refinement of intensive care for preterm infants, the place of exogenous surfactant therapy is changing.

The purpose of this article is to provide an overview of the evolution and refinements of the DMCA flaps based on the experience of a single centre.

Microstructural evolution and grain refinement in pure Cu subjected to surface mechanical attrition treatment (SMAT) were investigated by means of systematic transmission electron microscope observations.

Micro-structural evolution and grain refinement in ANSI 304 stainless steel subjected to multiple laser shock processing (LSP) impacts were investigated by means of cross-sectional optical microscopy and transmission electron microscopy observations.

We would argue that a centuries-long record of failures to prevent or limit war despite ongoing evolution and extensive refinement of the just war framework should impel the Church toward a new moral framework.

The evolution of NAEP thus resulted in the development, application and refinement of innovative psychometric methodologies that have been used and expanded in subsequent international large-scale assessments.