Sentence examples for formal refinement from inspiring English sources
Among the most influential Dutch painters of the 17th century, his paintings possess a level of beauty and formal refinement absent in earlier treatments of the theme.
Whatever it was about the process of handwork with clay that released those great images of healing earth spirits and gave them their majestic formal refinement, the same is not true for Ms. Frank's paintings.
Against the understated background of earnest technical and formal refinement, Elizabeth Fritsch's geometrically patterned bottle and vase, Geoffrey Swindell's small, podlike vases with delicate pink openings, and Ursula Morely Price's containers, curiously finned like underwater creatures, stand out (Johnson).
On this basis we start defining formal refinement rules for such systems.
In this paper we present how refactoring of object-oriented programs can be accomplished by using formal refinement.
In his ethics, Spinoza in some way "retains these words," although he may be understood to do so under some formal refinement or revision of them (See IV Preface).
They proposed six phases: Initiation (rough concept), Pre-production (creation of game design and prototype), Production (formal details, refinement, implementation), Testing (bug reports, refinement testing, change requests), Beta (third-party testers), and Release (public release).
It is a challenge for automatic tool support to formal design by refinement transformations.
This paper is an attempt to resolve these outstanding problems by proposing a sound framework for creating new, customized taxonomies of views in a repeatable manner, based on the formal concept of refinement.
In his youth, in Edinburgh and at Stirling Castle, he'd been at the center of a loose-knit, homoerotic band of erudite court poets, dedicated to formal verse and the refinement of the Middle Scots dialect, his native tongue.
This composer's status as a child prodigy is nearly unrivaled, but this early work, written when he was just 14, displays little of the formal coherency and preternatural refinement of other early works like the Octet.
