Sentence examples for giving refined from inspiring English sources

Although Mr. Harth-Bedoya, in introductory remarks from the stage, called "Fiesta!" a "miniature symphony," it actually represents a genre with an even older tradition, a virtuosic suite of dances giving refined expression to popular idioms.

But Mr. Ganim's transgressions may be helping to give otherwise refined Connecticut an unexpected and unwanted mark of distinction in the region: the state with the most dysfunctional politicians.

Clicking on any of the visual cues will give additional refined information.

The pth persistent homology of a filtered simplicial complex gives more refined information than just the homology of the single subcomplexes.

We note that the LMMSE has comparatively the best performance due to the additional iteration process which gives further refined results.

On top of the recession's effect on plans for the oil sands, defenders argue that Obama's cap-and-trade proposals would severely impact Canadian oil production because the proposal will heavily penalise those who ship Canadian oil sand bitumen to the United States, given that refining the raw bitumen is so energy-intensive.

Second, if the ecological risk assessment is at an ecosystem level (i.e., using RVs such as PNEC or EQS values) consideration should be given to refining the assessment by performing assessments on specific receptors (e.g. algae, macrophytes, invertebrates, and fish).

That makes it hard to ship gas across state lines, and shrinks the number of refiners that provide a particular blend of gas, giving each refiner more power.

The tannins are refined, giving it an elegant fluidity.

Instead of giving up, Enron refined its tactics.

The flexibility inherent in this mesh based approach enables the analysis of large geospatial datasets by giving the user refined control over the distribution of calculation points within the model.