This is why conversation works for tasks: the user can state a goal, perhaps vaguely; the assistant can offer refinements; the user can choose among them; and the conversation quickly converges on a solution.
Translating this knowledge to the developmental processes in other organisms may shed light on species-specific embryological properties, or offer refinements to the strategies employed for the study of development.
Nicolas Ghesquiere of Balenciaga and Stefano Pilati of Yves Saint Laurent, for example, offered refinement in their clothes, yet paradoxically showed them worn with shoes that looked aggressively fetishistic or worse.
If you were worried, Mr. Terfel set you at ease with a program that offered refinement and engagement in roughly equal measure.
The "Valse-Impromptu" and the "Impromptu for Princess Gortschakoff" distanced themselves from the virtuoso noise surrounding them on the program and offered refinement of detail at relatively quiet levels.
The liquid metal-cooling (liquid metal-coolingidification process offers refinement of dendritic structure due to the increased cooLMCg rate from enhanced heat extraction.
And it offers refinements that really do improve the overall experience of vacuuming, including the self-righting body design and the improved bin-emptying mechanism.
The results of this study offer a refinement of Hamilton (2014).
By contrast, Type III models offer significant refinement but the complexity of the inputs needed currently restricts their practical application.
Finally, our analysis of diastolic dysfunction did not incorporate newer echocardiographic techniques such as tissue Doppler imaging, which would offer further refinement and resolution of phenotype [35].
In this article, we offer a refinement of MI as a measure of coevolution that removes a strong non-coevolutionary influence and accounts for differences in within-site variability.
