The Observer's theatre critic, Susannah Clapp, refines the point, saying if Cooke had limited himself to "power and privilege", it might have been a "fairly female-free zone".
Christopher Hampton refines the point by saying that to ask a working writer what he thinks of a critic is like asking a dog what it thinks of a lamppost.
Whenever one groped for a word or expression, the other would pick the conversation up seamlessly to refine the point; when they made eye contact, it was clear that something invisible and understood was passing between them.
As the Discussion states, these were basically known, but you have refined the transition points and the features that best characterize these states.
Over the years, surgeons have refined the technique to the point where death is averted in about half the cases.
Now Digitalsmiths has refined the technology to the point that it can offer a Google-like search bar, with the engine able to automatically detect if a search term refers to a character or actor name, a location, or perhaps the name of a show.
Therefore, we refined the alignment of the point clouds at different times by means of cloud-based ICP registration based on features that are thought to stay in the same location, and do not change shape, distributed around the target zone.
Since the density points are defined independent of the finite element mesh, it is easy to refine the density point grid without remeshing the finite element model.
But Gem's tasting-menu format, with its sombre, methodical coursing, can feel refined to the point of sanctimony.
But nothing has been refined to the point of saying that on Nov. 26, for example, we will advertise job fairs in 27 communities".
