Sentence examples for increasing refinement from inspiring English sources
Throughout 17th-century Persia, increasing refinement accompanied slackening inspiration.
In the rear gallery, Francesco Vezzoli is photographed by another Francesco (Scavullo) in various incarnations -- casual, formal, male, female; it is a study, perhaps, in increasing refinement.
He gathered, and transferred to journals amounting in the end to two million words, rare moments and observations of increasing refinement and subtlety, harvested where he would.
In his 50s, thanks to records and the increasing refinement of public address systems in the enormous, sometimes open-air concert venues where he performed, he became probably the richest opera singer in the history of music.
In his 50s, thanks to records and the increasing refinement of public address systems in the enormous, sometimes open-air venues where he performed, he became probably the richest opera singer in the history of music.
In response to a need for a more integrated design methodology, a conceptual model is offered which uses a hierarchy of embedded design spaces of increasing refinement and conjugates the strengths of both the graphical- and optimisation-based methods.
The New Yorker, January 29 , 1938P. 9 "Human entropy is the inherent tendency--toward increased refinement and accuracy".
"Human entropy is the inherent tendency--toward increased refinement and accuracy".
Over the years these have led to increased refinement of our understanding of the tempo of evolution of mammals and other organisms.
As Chaplin developed his on-screen persona, he also made explicit his sense of an artistic calling, through the increased refinement and scope of his films, through the audacious and socially critical subject matter, the anarchic tone, and the exacting craft by which he realized them.
Based on the uniform mesh, the stencil adaptive algorithm refines the mesh by two types of 5-points stencilsc stencils, which are used in an alternating sequence for increased refinement levels.
