Sentence examples for refinement development from inspiring English sources
It's designed to be simple by mimicking a text document — which makes sense, given decades of refinement, development, and testing landed us with an empty blank document in a browser for all writing purposes.
Based on these data, an argument can be made for the refinement, development and evaluation of systemic and individual interventions designed to target carers' guilt and shame.
DNA sequencing was developed in nonprofit research institutions and the prototype instrument for automated sequencing was developed at the California Institute of Technology, but refinement and development of the instrument drew on engineering and manufacturing expertise in the startup firm Applied Biosystems [ 25].
The engine was a world-beater on racetracks in the early 1950s, and because of continuous refinement and development it was still an impressive power plant in 1961.
We may actually prefer the looser approach of the earlier generation, but there is no doubt that a subsequent generation has embarked on a project of refinement and development.
Since its formulation the concept of Hofmeister series has undergone constant refinement and development.
An iterative refinement application development methodology was used to create the game.
Through time, investigation, refinement, and development using both physical prototypes and digital models, gaps in the design process were clarified and reinserted into the workflow.
The review of methodologies for energy system integration is followed by identification of research directions that deserve future attention, refinement and development.
Reported in this paper is the process through which national survey data enabled the refinement and development of theories on PPNP services in Australia.
The researchers introduced a six-step design process framework problem identification, preliminary ideas, design refinement, prototype development, evaluation, and implementation that addressed consumers' functional, expressive, and aesthetic needs (Lamb and Kallal, 1992).
