Sentence examples for point of refinement from inspiring English sources

Musicologist Martin Cooper calls this practice a subtle form of unifying a piece of music and adds that Tchaikovsky brought it to a high point of refinement.

It has been said before, but all the skills you need to be a mom -- multi-tasking, dealing with challenging personalities, long hours, stamina, never giving up -- are all practiced to the point of refinement as a mom.

However a performance comparison with other applications that implement a conventional point-of-view refinement may offer valuable insight.

The refined Put2p structure was used as the starting point for refinement of the structure of the Put2p NAD+ complex.

An integrated, semantic processor called SemRep identifies many argument-binding relations in text, assisting the summarization phase to accommodate several point-of-view refinements.

Summarization accomplishes topic and point-of-view refinements of SemRep output by subjecting it to a four-tiered sequential filter: Relevance: Gathers semantic predications containing the user-selected seed topic.

These inferred networks are the true starting point of our refinement procedure--we use the simulated gene expression data only to achieve better separation between the generation of networks and their refinement, and also to provide a glimpse of a full analysis pipeline for biological data.

The initial orientation assignments to the (70S-P, E) map were chosen as starting point for refinement of each class.

Studying fashion brought a level of refinement to my work.

From the physicochemical point of view, refinements have been made as well.

The theory and phenomenology of twinning extends far beyond our exposition, but from the narrow point of view of refinement our presentation is sufficient, since, in this paper, we do not concern ourselves with the computation of the twin law or with the indexing of superposed lattices.