Herbert von Karajan's 1960s recording (DG) has a dramatic tension that never slackens, while Claudio Abbado's (DG) is just as sumptuous, and perfectly refined.
It's natural that America would not have perfectly refined its civic rituals around elections after just 229 years.
Because memes are not always copied perfectly, they might become refined, combined, or otherwise modified with other ideas; this results in new memes, which may themselves prove more or less efficient replicators than their predecessors, thus providing a framework for a hypothesis of cultural evolution based on memes, a notion that is analogous to the theory of biological evolution based on genes.
Have you been stalking me?" He's struck by her appearance, so perfectly manicured, pristine, fashionable and refined with tautly-tanned cheeks.
In the Schubert that meant refined, focused textures and perfectly calibrated balances.
"If you look at the details of a clarinet, something people have been using for centuries, that design has been so refined and executed so perfectly.
I would never argue that this culinary tradition - which makes a virtue of chicken fat, the deep-fat fryer and the boiling of perfectly good pieces of meat - is refined.
As remarked previously, while evolution has refined protein interactions, they are still not perfectly ideal (the critical point for a given fold is approached but not attained).
The coefficient of determination, R, is 0.81 and 0.72 for monomeric glucose and xylose yields, respectively, suggesting the glucose and xylose are linearly correlated with refining energy and enzyme loadings but not perfectly described by the model.
Yet a new book by two dermatologists – Perfectly Clear: The Perfect Guide to Clear Skin – says that restricting refined processed carbohydrates (such as sugar, white flour and white pasta) can reduce acne.
No, you don't need this level of sumptuousness in a car, but compared with, say, the cabin of the current Lexus ES300, which is a perfectly fine car, the Audi A4 stands out as that much more refined.
