There are indeed a few scenes of clumsy antique erotica here, but Gee, a professor of English at Princeton, has more refined aims.
Refining aims at the removal of undesired substances with unfavourable effects on the oils' taste, smell, aspect, or stability (phospholipids, diacylglycerols, free fatty acids, pigments, and oxidation products).
National influenza preparedness plans are constantly being refined, aiming to mitigate the effects of pandemic influenza on a national, regional and local level.
The Buccaneers called that set of skinny uprights "Iggy bars," in honor of former kicker Donald Igwebuike, who trained with them to refine his aim.
Several games have been criticized for difficult or burdensome controls when it comes to shooting, and thus video game designers have tried refine the aiming and shooting controls in these games.
There is thus the need to refine techniques aimed to produce neurons in vitro that properly integrate into pre-existing circuits to assume physiological functions [ 148].
Stratified data by gestational age and multiplicity can be used to refine policies aiming to reduce unnecessary cesareans, or to evaluate uptake of national or state policies targeting certain risk groups.
We also aimed to refine our design for a larger trial by asking participants open-ended questions at the end of the pilot study on the thermals and the trial procedures.
Faced with pressure to gin up profits for its public investors, Facebook has in recent months refined its aimed advertising efforts.
In the second stage the model is refined; the aim is to use the four core categories to develop a proposal for a single core category and thus clearly define a theoretical model with generalizable parameters that nonetheless takes into account the particular traits of individuals and their health condition.
