Sentence examples for refined incrementally from inspiring English sources
Her research gave her an evolutionary view of how narrative forms develop: after a new medium is invented, storytelling conventions don't crystallize overnight; they get refined incrementally, often in complex dialogue with the needs, desires, and problems of the cultures that produce them.
Second, the properties of the synthesized speech can be refined by incrementally adjusting the interpolation ratios.
The results are stored and analyzed, and through this human-machine symbiosis, Google's image-searching algorithms are incrementally refined.
But the 500 — incrementally refined in successive years — proved a mighty mite; Fiat sold nearly four million over the next two decades.
An evolutionary path is identified which shows how the classical (state-based) planning strategy can be incrementally refined into strategies capable of generating parallel plans.
Third, terminological cycles and inconsistencies are manually eliminated and, in the last step, the knowledge base built this way is incrementally refined by a medical expert.
The PyMTL framework encourages a philosophy of "modeling towards layout" in which a microarchitecture is incrementally refined from a high-level functional-level model, to a timing-approximate cycle-level model, to a bit-accurate RTL implementation.
Next, the updated model is incrementally refined in the frequency domain and the minimization is repeated until the data misfit is reduced below a pre-specified criterion or until no further improvements are observed.
A famous example is Kodak, which invented a mass-market film-based camera in the early 1900s and refined its designs incrementally over decades as it made most of its money from selling photographic film.
These reliable partial solutions are then incrementally refined until the overall tracking problem is solved.
As you can see, this algorithm delays refinement for as long as possible by incrementally refining primitives when they are in a terminal node (and building a new tree for them), and by lazy evaluation of the tree.
