Sentence examples for refine and update from inspiring English sources
Funds are lacking to refine and update these maps by traditional soil survey.
Carvalho and Primi (2015) have also suggested continuous revision of all of the instrument's dimensions in order to further refine and update IDCP.
It is of fundamental importance to refine and update relevant explosion prevention regulations, and strictly enforce work safety standards, in order to reduce industrial accidents and causalities.
The Daidalos personalisation system architecture goes beyond customary simplistic preference management to provide two aspects of dynamicity: first in the establishment of user preferences, where learning mechanisms are used to refine and update preferences when the need arises; second during the application of preferences whenever the context of the user changes.
We will continue to refine and update RETINOBASE with respect to data retrieval, mining and visualization options.
Thus, in recent years an increasing focus in work relating to dynamic process-based models for practical applications has been on the development and application of fitting procedures that can allow the use of information from available data to refine and update initially assigned model parameter values [ 12- 17, 18] 18].
The latter is being constantly refined and updated by modern approaches, including MRI.
For decades, a growing network of scrappers in America has refined and updated English commonplace books and turned scrapbooking into folk art.
"The original standards for these have been dramatically refined and updated to ensure maximum flexibility for these sources," the agency said in a press release.
The company, with 1.71 billion members worldwide, is continuously refining and updating the algorithms that control the News Feed, the stream of status updates, news articles, photos and videos that most of its users spend the most time interacting with.
The chief of the defence staff, General Sir David Richards, has been refining and updating a range of contingency plans for any potential British involvement either before or after an attack.
