As Sylvia Lavin, chair of the UCLA Department of Architecture and Urban Design, notes: "Jones was particularly distinguished by his attention to natural materials and a Japanese influence manifested in extremely refined and fluid relations between inside and outside". For his own home, however, Jones chose not to build but to renovate.
Mr. Miralles's design, the renovation of an existing food market in the city's decrepit Gothic quarter, is equally refined but more fluid.
Canadians Tessa Virtue and Scott Moir should look familiar: Their fluid, refined style won them the gold medal in 2010 and the silver medal in 2014.
Finally, Alice Chen-Plotkin's clinical research expertise and access to patients will be instrumental in validating the refined technology in cerebrospinal fluid and plasma samples obtained longitudinally from a well-characterized cohort of patients with Parkinson's disease in comparison with samples from healthy people.
Mr. Knipscher, who is slightly more restrained, plasters ikat fabric to canvas in a way that recalls Polke, and also takes photographs of high-end shower fixtures that he prints using exhausted developing fluid; their refined, penumbral eroticism evokes the drawings of both Ingres and Hans Bellmer.
"He constantly re-evaluated and refined his collection, keeping it fresh, fluid and ever-evolving".
This paper introduces a flight simulation of an ornithopter (flapping-wing air vehicle) based on the flexible multi-body dynamics, a refined flapping-wing aerodynamic model and the fluid-structure interaction approach.
This paper describes a numerical method for the solution of plasma fluid equations on block-structured, locally refined grids.
Salty foods cause fluid retention and puffiness; those made with refined sugar cause spikes in blood sugar and, thus, cravings; and alcohol and caffeine cause dehydration.
