Sentence examples for refined terms from inspiring English sources

Lipstadt doesn't dismiss Arendt's big conceptual insight about the banality of evil, which she argues has merged (in somewhat more refined terms) with the historiographical conventional wisdom.

Refining terms were then applied to select only articles from the study region and on the pathogens of interest.

Then he refined the terms further, to include anyone who had ever typed "how to immigrate to the U.S". into Google.

While the previous Defender was emphatically no-frills, the successor promises to be more refined in terms of technology and structure, though it would not muscle in on the luxury S.U.V. class carved out by Range Rover.

First, the constructs of teacher language proficiency and each scale descriptor must be further refined in terms of their theoretical rationale.

The authors proposed an ensemble averaging technique that has been gradually refined in terms of its sensitivity to jitter, waveform variability, and required number of pulses.

The public release of the CoFlame code, which has been refined in terms of coding structure, to the research community accompanies this paper.

The ensemble averaging technique is a time-domain method which has been gradually refined in terms of its sensitivity to jitter and waveform variability and required number of pulses.

The CORDIC algorithm, originally proposed using nonredundant radix-2 arithmetic, has been refined in terms of throughput and latency with the introduction of redundant arithmetic and higher radix techniques.

NTP staff have refined the terms and language used to address concerns such as Wegman's.

The search was then refined with terms related to QOL assessment instruments.