Sentence examples for extreme refinement from inspiring English sources

The "Essential Recordings" collection has a few examples of extreme refinement without any loss of vitality.

Japanese art then shifted away from extreme refinement and into a blunter, more naturalistic mode befitting a military regime.

They look back to Van Eyck, Ingres and Salvador Dalí for their extreme refinement and lucidity, but not for their intense realism.

Though the original Mesopotamian place names survive, the world depicted is not that of early Islamic Iraq, but of 18th-century late Mughal India, with its love of gardens, its obsession with poetic wordplay and its extreme refinement in food, dress and manners.

To explore the extreme refinement of heavy oils, it is necessary to deeply understand their compositions and structures [1, 2].

It appears that the extreme refinement of ferrite is due to the formation of extensive high angle intragranular defects at these low deformation temperatures that then act as sites for static transformation.

American orchestras appear regularly at the Proms, bringing their familiar mixture of extreme tonal refinement and beefy, larger-than-life sound, but this week's transatlantic visitors are a bit different.

While the enhancement of tensile strength by this extreme grain refinement can be quite appreciable, the fatigue strength is usually not improved to the same extent.

The tensile strength of metals and alloys can be considerably increased by severe plastic deformation, a consequence of the extreme grain refinement thus achieved.

The resulting scheme is capable of efficiently creating solutions that are highly accurate even when the coefficients defining the layered structure are discontinuous or extreme mesh refinement is used.

This work strongly implies that the heat accumulation in cyclic loading of superelastic NiTi SMAs, as one of the sources of poor fatigue response, can be reduced by extreme grain refinement.