Sentence examples for making refinements from inspiring English sources
If Convivio is indeed still making refinements, it should pay some heed to acoustics.
The F.A.A.'s role would be limited to analyzing safety, making refinements, perhaps requiring that planes carry the necessary equipment to use the system, and writing a check.
The Owens opened Fourteen Eighteen in late July, but Mr. Goodall impressed upon them the need to keep making refinements after opening day.
Instead of unveiling new cars each fall, Packard continued successful models for several years, making refinements along the way and introducing another series only when it was good and ready.
Making refinements with your own hands — rather than automatically, as often happens with a computer — means "you have to be extremely self-critical," says Mr. Sennett, whose book "The Craftsman" (Yale University Press, 2008), examines the importance of "skilled manual labor," which he believes includes computer programming.
Information about the cost of providing specific services of Manoshi, such as BCCs, medical care, etc. is thus important for designing future programs as well as making refinements to the current program.
We compared the results of the GA-tuned PSO + RF classifier with our previous PSO + RF classifier after making refinement for the PSO + RF classifier code, where some minor mistakes are corrected and sequence homology cutoff is applied.
Dr. Kolff made refinements, including the optimum use of blood thinners to prevent coagulation.
In a statement, Joseph M. Hogan, the chief executive of GE Healthcare, said the unit had made "refinements" in its quality management system.
In the next few years, with Schmidt testing it out on surfing trips and sending back astonishing images, Woodman made refinements, and started making money, too.
"What about the omega-3's on this one?" Eventually, a favorite was determined by a show of hands and a plan sketched for the step ahead: persuading the supplier to make refinements and solve problems.
