Sentence examples for make refined from inspiring English sources
Since 2000, campaigns have been able to bring in all sorts of new intelligence on voters much of it purchased from databases established by commercial marketers and use statistical-modeling techniques to make refined, unique predictions about each individual.
For uncultured microbes, these challenges can be particularly overwhelming, since a system must be well described before it is possible to make refined decisions about which species to target.
Another factor that fostered the transformation of a person fond of art into an authentic connoisseur able to make refined judgments and correct attributions was the institution of the Salon, i.e., official exhibitions.
Shinn capitalizes smartly on North Fork growing conditions, which are conducive to making refined French-style wines.
It all began about twenty years ago, when new digital technologies started to radically alter the way music was made, refined, and shared.
THE jewelry designer Eddie Borgo has a habit of making refined, punk-inspired pieces -- slender spike earrings, metal fringe cuffs -- that cause fashion editors to go into a tizzy.
From this prized chalky soil, Mr. Peters makes refined blanc de blancs, like the Cuvée de Réserve Brut N.V., full of deliciously crisp flavors and priced at around $35. Then there is his Cuvée Spéciale, from a single parcel containing vines that are more than 70 years old.
In this paper, we present a method of making refined grating areas from coarse photolithography mask using Displacement Talbot Lithography (DTL).
The taste was incredibly delicious, but the increased price of making refined grains made the white bread products a luxury only the rich could afford.
Yet even if the use of DPF is not feasible for making refined diagnoses, we wonder about the value of their application for the specific purpose of triage.
This makes Refined IBD useful for analyses in outbred populations, in which there are few long IBD segments but many short IBD segments.
