Sentence examples for refined type from inspiring English sources
In a sign of commercial arrival, Riedel, the Austrian crystal company that designs high-end glasses for specific types of wine, a few years ago introduced a special daiginjo glass, to best channel the aromas and flavors of this most refined type of sake.
Stones represents a more refined type of stopper – a playmaker as well as a play-breaker – and when it comes to Chelsea's advances we need only think back to his performance at Stamford Bridge in February to understand why they clearly have no intention of following Everton's request to back off.
The magnificent High Gothic nave of New York's Saint Thomas Church invites a quieter, more refined type of spiritual expression, and for the last eighty-five years the church's renowned Choir of Men and Boys has filled it with a tastefully luxuriant sound.
Folie's dam was a native Tyrolean mare of refined type.
The structure of the genetic code permits a more refined type of analysis.
She played refined types with boring elocutionary precision — not only Maria Vargas but the demigoddess Pandora, in Albert Lewin's preposterous, art-conscious "Pandora and the Flying Dutchman" (1951).
Sequencing of ompA, which encodes MOMP, has refined typing, detecting numerous trachoma (2, 3 ) and sexually transmitted (4, 5 ) serovar subtypes.
To distinguish between the STs of the SN and the types of the RSN we call the RSN types refined semantic types (RS Ts.
Yet over the past 25 yr, science education researchers have refined a type of assessment instrument that takes full advantage of the research literature on how people learn scientific concepts, the DDMC tests (Sadler, 1998; Pellegrino et al., 2001; Herrmann-Abell and DeBoer, 2011).
Refined molecular typing tool like FAFLP potentially presents as a highly sensitive rapid technique for strain typing.
Bengtson et al. later refined the types of intergenerational solidarity: social solidarity, functional solidarity, structural solidarity, emotional solidarity, consistent solidarity, and normative solidarity (Bengtson and Roberts 1991).
