Sentence examples for refined qualities from inspiring English sources

To make playful little collages out of junk that convey the refined qualities of jewelry while being heroic is quite a trick (Kimmelman).

(How easy it is to forget that Wilkinson was just as much of an artist as Williams, when his penchant for making defensive hits, born of a belief in a moral obligation to his team-mates, came to obscure the more refined qualities of his play).

This called for refining quality and legibility, about which he learned much much at the start of his career, when, in 1961, he joined Shenval Press in Frith Street, central London.

Adaptive, intelligent systems are increasingly gaining ground as a pedagogical delivery method yet still have far to go in terms of refining quality of materials, student performance, and engagement monitoring.

Thus, refining quality measures to be more individualized and sensitive to preferences is critical if we want to promote care that is both more appropriate and patient centered.

The obscenely powerful ZR1 is made all the more beguiling because it is so refined — a quality few people associate with Corvettes.

As the viewer moves in, the tiles corresponding to the new view must be rendered and gradually refined in quality as the focus is coming near to it.

As more individual techniques to 3D print objects are developed and as existing techniques are refined, the quality of models produced will continue to improve.

This was followed by Siemens-Martin process and then Gilchrist-Thomas process that refined the quality of steel.

These results indicate that it is a feasible way to globally or locally refine the qualities of the large-area thin film through tailoring or varying the drilling depth of the arrayed holes on the showerhead face plate.

Policyholders may be willing to waive their right to jury trials if they trust health and life insurers to identify and then discourage or remediate poor quality care, encourage and refine high quality care and stand by them or compensate their survivors after adverse events.