Sentence examples for refined later from inspiring English sources

They were adopted and refined later into the most important vehicle of modern capitalism the corporation.

The two poems quoted above seem like jottings that might or might not ask to be refined later on.

We therefore accept that the classification criterion based on the graduates' match between their education and job may not be a perfect measure and that it could be refined later, when more information becomes available regarding the transferability of skills.

Berkson [11] focused attention on the topological structure with his isolation result on (H^{p}({mathbf {D}})) in 1981, which was refined later by Shapiro and Sundberg [12], and MacCluer [13].

When the mapper is complete, it returns as an intermediate result a fuzzy clustering of the received part of the input file that will be refined later in the Reduce phase.

As explained above, conclusions in mouse may be refined later.

I'm still not entirely satisfied with my watch face choices (Simple Face, no numbers but indicators, with blue hand and weather, alarm, world clock and date) but I wanted to get Watching as quickly as possible, and you can always refine later.

He hopes those bonds end up providing a good return, but also sees them as a tool to refine later bonds that will be more attractive to investors.

"After drilling for oil beneath the ocean floor for nearly a century now, it's reasonable to assume the industry would have come up with something impressive like specially-fitted tankers that could pump the contaminated sea water in large quantities to refine later and even save the oil.

(1979) from the vertical mass flux required by the existence of the upper cloud and refined by later calculations by Krasnopolsky and Pollack (1994).

Wolfson's taunting attitude, refined in later works, is already present in the early film In the Crisis (2004).