Sentence examples for notable refinements from inspiring English sources

This and other notable refinements were described by the building's lead architect, David M. Childs of Skidmore, Owings & Merrill.

The preliminary discovery of nontorsion artillery in Dionysius's Sicily, however, was already a notable refinement on traditional siege technique.

Her voice has darkened and grown during that period, but it is still an instrument as notable for its refinement and agility as for its stentorian amplitude.

Evaluating the alignment and the secondary structure predictions in more detail, the following exceptions and refinements are notable: - For tetrapod exons 17 to 21 (and 21V22, where applicable), each exon accommodates two beta-strands.

As you could guess from looking at the specifications, the Tucson's driving experience is pretty conventional — notable mainly for its refinement.

The performance of the Trois Petites Liturgies de la Présence Divine was notable for a clarity and refinement of sound that allowed Messiaen's characteristic harmonies to resonate beautifully in the St David's Hall acoustic.

Like van Campen, Post is notable for anticipating some of the architectural refinements of 18th-century France and for the influence he exerted on English architecture.

This literature's most notable features were Buddhist piety and a courtly refinement of language.

From the middle of the 16th until well into the 18th century, if not later, the most notable type designers in Europe were important more for their refinements on Garamond's modifications of earlier faces than for innovations of their own.

Most of New York's notable Japanese restaurants work hard to evoke the almost intimidating refinement of the former.

We've nurtured this look for some time before exporting it – Benedict Cumberbatch may look like an otter, but he is notable as a heartthrob for his very un-bestiality, his refinement, his piano player's hands, his indoor complexion, his humming brain.