Language refined into written literacy has allowed us to envelope and dominate the planet.
Theologians of these schools argue that such futuristic notions motivate Christians and the scholars among them to clarify their language, refine their historical understandings, and focus their devotion and spirituality.
Music may be a "skill... more fundamental than language" for refining the ability of the brain to make spatial and temporal distinctions, says Merzenich.
Working together for so long has enabled them to define a visual language, and refine it.
Working with the theatre director Joe Murphy helped tighten up the plot and dramatic pacing of the play, and working with Tom Chivers at Penned in the Margins on the book helped me tighten up bits of language, to refine the eloquence.
The Web Ontology Language (OWL) refines RDFS by expressive property constructs (e.g., transitive, disjoint, inverse) and classes (e.g., complements, unions, and closed classes) [9].
When the story picks up next, we're still in the jungle where the bear who will become Paddington now lives with Aunt Lucy Imelda Stauntonn), Uncle Pastuzo Michael Gambonn), marmalade sandwiches and stories of London, his command of the English language being refined by a gramophone and a record the explorer left behind.
ERPs analyses, an excellent tool to investigate the temporal and functional mechanisms supporting language comprehension, refined the behavioral understanding of the ACE.
Finally, the system developers verified in iterative steps the inter-operability of system functions, and the evolving pattern language was refined by evaluations that also involved clinical staff, children, and parents.
The group focused on refining language in the proposed treaty before foreign ministers convene in November in The Hague to negotiate final points.
