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(Deathbed confession!) Short of that, an obituary interview, a form refined in the 1960's and 1970's by Alden Whitman of The New York Times, might at least provide color and context, and maybe even insight, as well as the chance to get the subject's version of events.

His steel-framed semi-circular Coulsdon Chair (1964) and glass-topped Coulsdon Coffee Table (1965) – which won a Council of Industrial Design Award – were particularly refined in form, materials and construction.

Long-time residents of South Chicago are fighting against the siting of pet coke, which is a byproduct of the oil refining process in the form of dust which can lead to wheezing, coughing and aggravate respiratory conditions like asthma in their neighborhood.

The tool-supported framework proposed in [3, 4] combines model checking and Inductive Logic Programming (ILP) to elaborate and refine operational requirements in the form of pre- and trigger conditions.

"It's mostly sent out in raw form and then refined in Tajikistan and sent to the West through Moscow".

Then he refines the form, as he adapts it to the function at hand".

Munch often produced variations of an image, refining the form to hone its emotional impact.

The structures were refined in CNS (22).

Emergent data from the groups then formed the basis of an instrument that was developed and refined in a three-round Delphi study.

The insults simply sound more refined in Italy.

In this paper, this idea is refined to cope with uncertain knowledge – in the form of measurements errors or imperfect models – by introducing the notion of "degree of possibility", which enables grading the candidate flux values as more or less possible.