Sentence examples for refinement attained from inspiring English sources

The resources of the domineering chiefs are wrung from the starving serfs, and every additional bauble with which they bedeck themselves is purchased by the sufferings of their bondsmen; so that the measure of gew-gaw refinement attained by the chiefs is only an index to the actual state of degradation in which the greater portion of the population lie grovelling.

In this literature review, the effect of rare earth in reducing dilution and cracks susceptibility of laser claddings in addition to microstructural refinement attained was examined.

Its novelty resides both in the fact that normalization is guided by a more sophisticated calling technique and that further refinement is attained through a new iteration procedure.

The networks are trained initially by genetic algorithm for the global search and rapid local refinements is attained through efficient interior point method.

Thus, both excellent formability and grain refinement were simultaneously attained by compressive deformation in a semi-solid state containing a small volume of liquid.

A reproducible synthesis of pure apatitic tricalcium phosphate (TCP) powders is attained by refinement of the parameters.

This somewhat narrow clinging to literal interpretation, combined with the absence of any attempt to deal with statutes or legal situations in an analytical manner, led to the result that Greek law never attained the doctrinal refinement of Roman law, notwithstanding the remarkable technical flexibility that characterized it in Hellenistic times.

Mature wiring patterns are often attained upon the refinement of early, less precise connectivity.

Also, grain refinement due to dynamic recrystallization was attained.

All attained such lightness and refinement they were labeled "vaporous".

The window moving along with the beam in the computational domain adopts high-order finite element basis functions through p refinement and/or a high-resolution mesh through h refinement so that a sufficient accuracy is attained with substantially reduced computational costs.