Sentence examples for refinement the view from inspiring English sources
Chase, according to Ms. Gallati, wanted to support the idea of the park as a source of spiritual elevation and refinement, the view held by its designers, Frederic Law Olmsted and Calvert Vaux.
The view was that the Tagora had the advantage of refinement, good manners and, in V6 form, good performance.
However, recent publications argue against the view that glutamate-mediated activity plays important roles in the early refinement of mouse RGC dendrites.
His impressions of a harbor at Martha's Vineyard and a Bermuda cove, both dating from the 1950's, occupy one end of a technical spectrum that ranges from sketchy spontaneity to the understated refinement of his views of East Hampton landmarks in winter, painted in 2002.
Our data support a refinement of that view.
We show the definition to uniformly capture the common static and dynamic disciplines for isolating states or concurrent behavior (e.g. handling of multiple threads for Java) as well as for sharing memory, patterns of object-oriented programming (e.g. for delegation, incremental refinement, encapsulation, views) and agent mobility.
Refinements to this view add that overcoming moral anger or other relevant reactive attitudes must be tendered for moral reasons, and that forgiveness perhaps includes rejecting or modifying associated judgments of the wrongdoer such that the victim no longer holds the wrong against the wrongdoer, as would be the case were the victim to bear a grudge.
Contraction and refinement can be viewed as inverses of each other.
Our results extend the current view on the role of the pattern of activity in the refinement of neuronal connections during development.
"Do we want the refinement of the record arrangement?
It may be viewed as a refinement of the arithmetic mean: the latter has been a useful approximation in economic analysis [5,6], whilst the new mean should find use both in flowsheeting programs and in rapid rating calculations a in the example above.
