Sentence examples for refining a very from inspiring English sources

His friend and champion James Dyson said after his death that Moulton's life showed how huge a culture influence you could have by relentlessly refining a very specific skill.

Meanwhile, recycling smuggled tires had become a big business in southern China, where farmers who had lost their land and primary source of income due to industrialization began to use the tires to refine a very low quality — but very cheap — fuel for tractors and other agricultural vehicles.

This general approach, based on fitting the Boltzmann integral directly to the data, has been pioneered by others [31], [47], but instead of fitting all the model parameters to the data we only used it to refine a very good initial estimate.

The determined disparity is subsequently refined in a very small search window on all higher resolutions.

The pyrophosphate linkage is the least well-defined part of the bound cofactor it was refined at a very late stage of the calculations by identifying possible hydrogen bonds from oxygen atoms of phosphates to hydrogens of the backbone.

This is an industry that has made advances in refining tar sands, a very costly and complex process of extracting bitumen from soil".

It's lighter, more refined, a little musky, but still very moreish.

To refine innocence is a very exciting thing.

Moreover, this technique can be very useful to refine a terminology structure, to audit it and propose improvements like for example add terms for concepts that are not represented or detect incoherence.

Refining is already a very difficult business, and we shouldn't make it tougher by increasing costs for no environmental benefit.

The dominant transport fuel is obtained mostly by refining petroleum, with only a very small part coming from biofuels.