Sentence examples for latest refinements from inspiring English sources

[In war] the latest refinements of science are linked with the cruelties of the Stone Age.

The latest refinements to the prototype will be introduced at the International Electrical and Electronics Conference on Robotics and Automation in Seoul, Korea, in May.

"Our architect Kengo Kuma was here in Dundee last week to present us with the latest refinements to his vision for the building.

The common denominator manufacturers are sparing no effort to trick out their high-end models with all the latest refinements and amenities.

To the average person, the latest refinements are quite minor; the basic advice remains that if you see an adult suddenly collapse, call 911 then push hard and fast on the center of their chest, preferably to the rhythm of the aptly named disco song "Stayin' Alive".

Table 1 Evolution of ideas across the sciences Early ideas Middle progress Developed theory Latest refinements Structure of matter: atomic theory Democritus (∼530 bc) suggested that there was an ultimate unit of matter (atom – means "uncuttable") Dalton law of definite proportions.

The latest refinement of the trend is La Piscine, the pool bar and restaurant on top of the new Hôtel Americano.

NOW that rooftops are the new lobbies among New York hotels, along comes the latest refinement: La Piscine, the pool bar and restaurant on top of the new H? Americano.

This latest refinement carries a whiff of retrofitted modernity, like a space capsule upholstered in chintz or a Microsoft Kinect game of croquet.

The latest refinement to the law clarifies the obstruction rule by re-defining it as "clearly obstructing the line of vision or movement or challenging an opponent for the ball".

IN AMERICA's latest refinement of the principle of instant news, the grand conference on volunteering to be convened in Philadelphia on April 27th has been reported, commented upon, condemned and commended all before it has taken place.