Sentence examples for language refinement from inspiring English sources

"I Hate Music," the indie-rock band Superchunk's 10th album since 1989 and its second after a nine-year break from recording during the aughts, reflects an evolution almost like that of a group working the mainstream jazz language: refinement by slow degrees.

That suggests to her that there may be a biological reason why significant language refinements are more likely to occur during childhood.

Our approach is based on the use of refactoring rules designed for a sequential object-oriented language of refinement (rool) similar to Java.

These methods may be fully formal, such as the use of formal specification languages and refinement processes, or they may be totally informal, such as jotting design ideas down on paper prior to coding, or they may be somewhere in between these two extremes.

For German high school students, French is a language of culture and refinement.

Mr. Flanagan is one of jazz's jewels, a Detroit musician who pushed the bebop language into further refinement.

In this paper, we present refactorings as transformation rules for programs written in a refinement language inspired on Java that allows reasoning about object-oriented programs and specifications.

We extend the concurrent refinement language Circus [Woodcock, J.C.P. and A.L.C. Cavalcanti, The semantics of Circus, in: ZB2002 LNCS 2002) (2002), pp. 184 203] through integrating continuous time and resource information.

Sanskrit is thus defined as the language of refined, educated, upper-class men, while women of equal status and refinement are to use Śaurasenī except when singing verses, in which case they use Māhārāṣṭrī.

This literature's most notable features were Buddhist piety and a courtly refinement of language.

Refinement of the language of poetry was the self-imposed task of François de Malherbe.