Sentence examples for more refined description from inspiring English sources
Chinese teenagers slurp it, as do British royals, although they'd probably prefer a more refined description.
As compared to classical solutions based on simply-supported and clamped edges, the modeling of the edge constraint as an elastic restraint provides a more refined description of the real stringer-stiffened panel.
While the accuracy of assembly calculations has considerably improved due to the increase in computer power enabling more refined description of the phase space and use of more sophisticated numerical algorithms, the computational cost continues to increase which limits the full utilization of their effectiveness for routine engineering analysis.
Although the association between chromosomal aberration and cancer has been known for a long time [4], recent advances in array-based techniques allowed a more refined description of the genomic structure, thus yielding a better characterization of copy number events.
Time delays can be specified with synchronous updating, allowing for a more refined description of dynamics.
19 A more refined description of the hydrogen carbon interaction may be needed to match the experimental evidence.
This result is very interesting and means that the shale number technique is capable to produce a more refined reservoir description over the description provided using the porosity permeability crossplot and FZI, as obtained in this study and presented-above in Figs. 2 and 3, respectively.
The sole reason for this more refined reservoir description is that the shale number (SN) considers almost all the important variables of the reservoir such as rock properties (porosity and permeability), contained fluid properties (viscosity and density of oil), and oil-rock petrophysical properties (relative permeability of oil and water, and oil water interfacial tension).
In addition, de novo motif searches generated a refined description of the U-rich downstream sequence (DSE) element, which shows more divergence between the two species.
More refined approaches studying release scenarios leading to flammable clouds can give a more precise description of the risk (probabilistic approach) or worst-case consequences (realistic worst-case study).
