Sentence examples for refinement through from inspiring English sources

It then performs location refinement through the mass spring.

Lattice parameter a= 7.86A˚ was obtained by means of Rietveld-type refinement, through the GSAS code.

Facilitators played a strong role in encouraging youth to persist with design refinement through the use of Edmodo.

Then we introduce the basic modeling approach and its refinement through the introduction of a scaling function.

But only the "mental" taste, the exercise of which is involved in moral and aesthetic judgment, admits of refinement through "the interposition" of ideas (T, 275).

The grain refinement through Nb addition leads to promotion of transformation during cooling from austenitization which causes ~20% transformed phase fraction prior to the overaging step (Hausman 2013).

Among both the quantitative survey responses and the qualitative comments from conference attendees, respondents reported new research collaborations, refinements through constructive feedback, and a generation of new ideas for research and teaching arising as a result of conference attendance.

As we continue with the development of a RALS ITS and operationalize the task flows and decomposition tables produced in this work into task models, we will be able further validate their completeness as well as make necessary refinements through iterative application of pertinent MMTA steps.

As future programming deepens and widens, good programming skills, child participation, and monitoring and evaluation are areas that require refinements through sharpened programming skills and focus on child well-being-related results.

The modellers usually describe these refinements through two basic operations: adding new species or reactions that were unknown or considered secondary, or splitting existing species or reactions into several ones, in order to give more details (about the levels of phosphorylation of a given molecule, or about the specific mechanistic process that underlies some reaction for instance).

A slight man wearing a plain gray T-shirt and khakis, Mr. Schmidt, 40, addresses his audience as a bumbling self-editor, beginning statements and taking them back for self-questioning or refinement halfway through.