THESE days, the project at hand is the development and refinement of works both old and new.
In the Augustan Age (43 bc to ad 18), the influence of the neōteroi can be discerned particularly in the pastoral idylls of Virgil and the elegies of Sextus Propertius and Tibullus and in a general refinement of works of the didactic-patriotic tradition.
Arkham Origins, which was developed by Warner Brothers Games Montreal, is at minimum a continuation and in some ways a refinement of the work done by Rocksteady in Arkham City.
"Spatially, the museum is very beautiful, but like everyone's life, it gets cluttered up after a while," said Mr. Katz, who is known for the spare refinement of his work and for his well-cultivated friendships with artists, including Jasper Johns, Cy Twombly and Ellsworth Kelly, for whom he has designed exhibitions.
This comic's written by Mark Millar, famous for creating Kick-Ass, among other comics, and this issue is a true refinement of his work.
It is important to note that, aside from their initial feedback on our funded research proposal, the sponsor was not involved in the later refinement of the work scope or the process of creating the evidence-map database other than providing a list of selective citations for cross-referencing purposes.
Under Farley's direction the Offering was a literary magazine of the most conventional sort, publishing moral and inspirational pieces that were meant to demonstrate the intelligence and refinement of the working girls and women of Lowell.
Many extensions and refinements of this work are possible.
This generalization was accomplished by Jia et al. (see [2]), and their work represented the first significant extension and, more importantly, refinement of the original work by Dahal and Goodrich.
