Sentence examples for refined expressions from inspiring English sources
For the optimal values of p of [26, Section III.B], we can use Theorem 6 to obtain the following refined expressions.
The most refined expression of the rational intelligibility of the cosmos is found in the laws of physics, the fundamental rules on which nature runs.
Although Mr. Harth-Bedoya, in introductory remarks from the stage, called "Fiesta!" a "miniature symphony," it actually represents a genre with an even older tradition, a virtuosic suite of dances giving refined expression to popular idioms.
It was the most refined expression of the Greek view of their gods as men and of their men as partaking of the divine.
This time they softened their style to suit prevailing taste and found a sympathetic writer in Pierre Marivaux, who developed a more refined expression of the commedia dell'arte spirit.
To accomplish this, the Apologists adopted the philosophical and literary vocabulary of the broader culture to develop a more refined expression of the faith that could appeal to the sophisticated sensibilities of their pagan contemporaries.
It found its most refined expression on 2011's The Final Frontier, an album that boasted numerous monumental epics and moments of strident bombast, but which reached an apex of efficacy on this misty-eyed paean to night flights back to Blighty.
Within this latter tradition, which has its origins prior to the 18th and 19th centuries, there accumulated works with a serious thematic awareness and refined expression; Kim Man-Jung's Kuun mong and Sa sshi namjŏn ki (c. 1689 92; "Madame Sa's Journey to the South") are well-known examples.
A refined expression for the characteristic dimension is presented.
They constitute a more refined expression of the underlying attack when compared to isolated alerts.
Increasingly refined expression strategies based on transcriptional modulators and site-specific recombinases are used to distribute markers or combinations of markers within specific neuronal subsets.
