Sentence examples for refined account from inspiring English sources

Bertrand de Billy conducts a refined account of Gounod's most sophisticated score.

But Mr. Levine led a supple and refined account of this remarkable score.

As Mr. Mehldau provided an elusive accompaniment, in which an insistent bass tone kept quietly repeating, Ms. von Otter gave a refined account of a song that can easily turn sentimental.

A refined account of degrees-of-belief may be answerable both to a refined quasi-logical notion and a refined notion of chance.

As the experiments proceed and more is learned about the sample response, numerical analysis can be used to obtain a more refined account of the sample response and dynamic material strength.

Instead, it brought him to a more refined account of the non-linguistic arts which was still consistent with those principles: the non-linguistic arts do sometimes express meanings and thoughts, but the meanings and thoughts in question are ones which are parasitic on a prior linguistic expression or expressibility of them possessed by the artist.

The battle for control of the Indian Ocean was the last great naval campaign against the French, and Taylor manages to refine accounts from the captain's log book, diaries and letters into a narrative as thrilling as anything by Patrick O'Brian.

He said he welcomed the city's effort to track energy use but said the grading should be refined to account for differences in buildings.

This principle has been refined to account for the fact that not all gene products are enzymes and that some enzymes are composed of multiple structural units encoded by different genes.

At this point, we can see that Epicurus has so refined the account of pleasure and pain that he is able to tie them to virtue.

The responses observed are compared with those predicted by the initial models, which are refined to account better for the results.