Sentence examples for higher refinement from inspiring English sources
The phrase "higher refinement" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing an increased level of sophistication, quality, or detail in a particular context, such as art, technology, or processes. Example: "The new model of the smartphone showcases a higher refinement in design and functionality compared to its predecessor."
According to the canon, his career was a progression toward higher refinement and exactitude.
When the simulation starts, the total cell number increases rapidly due to development of turbulence in the torus which is triggering higher refinement.
Both making bluffs and seeing them are among the higher refinements of the game.
I'm not sure I've seen a trap-set drummer keep a tempo so steadily, even when Mr. Valdes varied his own speed; he could be machinelike, but working at the highest refinement of taste.
"Here we have eight or nine of the most powerful figures in China — and they chose to commemorate their meeting showing themselves in a garden, occupied in activities of the highest refinement.
But Slayer, playing in the dark with the stadium lights off, managed a set of the highest refinement, so good it made the rest of the day feel unnecessary.
Because of the slender jet geometry, these simulations require a high refinement and are computationally very expensive.
A high refinement of the powder in terms of size distribution is achieved thanks to the employed sieving.
Origen, writing at about 248, tells of "the multitude of people coming in to the faith, even rich men and persons in positions of honour, and ladies of high refinement and birth".
You'll find shades of pop singers like Suzanne Vega and Rickie Lee Jones in her voice; you'll also find some of the highest refinements of great jazz singing.
You'll find shades of folk-pop singers like Suzanne Vega and Rickie Lee Jones in her voice; you'll also find some of the highest refinements of great jazz singing.
