Sentence examples for more refined form from inspiring English sources
Skull could be taken either powdered or in the more refined form of a liquid distillation.
He said that the speech team at AT&T Labs, led by Dr. Juergen Schroeter, an expert in speech synthesis, had created a more refined form of the concatenative technique by breaking a person's voice into "the smallest number of units possible".
In the meantime connoisseurs of war movies can check out "The Victors, Carl Foreman's 1963 World War II infantry epic, while those who prefer a more refined form of combat can try "The Aviator's Wife," offered in memory of its director, Eric Rohmer, who died last month.
(A more refined form of this interpretation allows that moral evaluations have some propositional content, but claims that for Hume their essential feature, as evaluations, is non-propositional).
There are few more refined forms of torture for any snooker player than to endure the mounting possibility of a reasonably assumed triumph being snatched away.
Whatever the methodology, content analysis in its more refined forms is an expensive process, demanding long and rigorous training of well-educated and extremely patient coders and analysts.
He opened the concert with "Les Petits Riens" (K. a10), a vibrant ballet score that Mozart composed when he was 17, and that includes hints of themes that in more refined forms would find their way into works as late as "The Magic Flute".
The same solution recurs, in ever more refined forms, e.g., in Abelard Five Texts (Spade 1994, p. 48), John of Salisbury (Metalogicon, bk. 2, c. 20, 877c7-878a9), AquinasinaST1ST1, q. 85, a. 1, ad 1-um).. 12.
More refined forms of the mechanism are known.
The kids were also buddied up with one or two professional designers who can help them continue developing their prototypes and create more refined forms.
The raw, unrefined form of trona, NaHCO3∙Na2CO3 (sodium sesquicarbonate) induced TAG accumulation, albeit to a slightly lower extent than the more refined forms of sodium bicarbonate.
