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Subsequently, the Prakrit languages developed from local vernaculars but later were refined into literary tongues.

It also marks the use of literary genre elements in the "real" world, a formula that would later be refined by Quentin Tarantino.

Profilers bridge the gap from a SW specification to an "educated guess" of an initial HW architecture that can later be refined at the micro-architecture level via the earlier ADL-based design methodology.

When Touch was announced last year it was originally slated to be released alongside the headset, but the release was pushed back to "the second half of 2016," which later was refined to Q4 of 2016.

The tune would later be refined to a full-fledged song.

This idea has later been refined by Jolicoeur [7] and Murphy [5] who introduced the concept of entry level category to explain the shorter reaction times found at the subordinate level for some atypical members of basic categories.

For 88% of them, assignment could later be refined to the species level by sequencing a fragment of the mitochondrial cytochrome b gene.

Low levels of transcript production in stem cells would later be refined during cell fate acquisition for thousands of genes that are either selectively upregulated to provide mRNA for protein production or downregulated to eliminate transcription.

In particular, as one important aspect for model reuse, we will show how these three modeling approaches can be combined to a modeling pipeline (or model hierarchy) allowing one to start with the simplest representation of a signaling network (interaction graph), which can later be refined to logical and eventually to logic-based ODE models.

Later, the Boolean networks were refined with a data-driven method using multi-linear regression on the phosphoprotein and cytokine data.

These groups were refined by Galen and later by Avicenna.