Steinbeck finds refinement and sensitivity where others might see only sniffing and peeing.
Godly relationships where you will find refinement, love, grace and support.
We previously found that refinement in HADDOCK does not systematically improve RMSD, but does result in significant improvements in the fraction of native contacts (fnat), if the structure is already of one-star quality [8].
Particles were rejected that were found after refinement to have changes in any of these parameters by more than 2σ.
The general problem we address is the following: Given a non-binary gene tree G and a species tree S, find a refinement of G containing the minimum number of NADs with respect to S. Such a refinement of G is called a minimum refinement of G w.r.t. S. Hence, we aim at refining each non-binary node of G.
But this can be beneficial – to make something that at first is large and bold, and later find the refinement".
In some cases, as suggested by Nickles (1973) and Wimsatt (1976), the conception of strong analogy may find further refinement by appeal to what was referred to as the "physicist's" sense of reduction.
In the mosaics of the 6th century are found the earliest refinement introduced by the Byzantines to enhance the brilliance of gold tesserae.
Gallaccio's installation likewise deconstructs the premises of classical architecture, treading lightly in the dense grove of 18th-century readings of Vitruvius, and in particular his assumption that the origins of classical building form were to be found in the refinement of timbered elements into column, pediment and architrave.
He's also found a further refinement in his improvising: at places, among all the displays of study and practice, he's able to detach from a song's chord changes and the rhythm and play more freely, in a manner that suggests Paul Bley or Ornette Coleman (whose melody for "Blues Connotation" he keeps gesturing toward in "The Bucket Kicker").
