A series of improvised figure studies for a major picture, "The Luncheon on the Grass," shows him dutifully working out elements of the composition and refining details of pose and dress.
At the Ice House last month, they tirelessly went through their program over and over, refining details like an arm thrust or a hand position, and tried to keep from getting too excited.
From the visit, it seems likely that one version of the bombing plot that has circulated widely here -- that there was a separate group of men monitoring the harbor from the Rock Hill flat, refining details of the plan and possibly guiding the bombers to their target -- seems less likely.
It was mid-August, and Ms. Ecclestone, the 22-year-old daughter of the Formula One Management chief executive Bernie Ecclestone (net worth $4.2 billion), was in London refining details of her $5 million wedding on Aug. 27 to James Stunt, an entrepreneur and a reputed party boy, that was in the same medieval castle where Tom Cruise and Katie Holmes were married.
Effort has focused primarily on investigation of the characteristics of olefinic structures, with the intent of refining details of the overall structural characteristics of these polymers.
Looshaus defines luxury as the 20th century later came to perceive it: fine materials, polished surfaces, sumptuous spaces, refined details.
[Sir Alex] Ferguson taught him a lot, I've only had to refine details. "I've told him that goals are best scored within the 12-metre zone.
"Talks with the BMA about the proposed new contract for junior doctors have been adjourned until 4 and 5 January 2016, though work to refine details is continuing in the interim between members of our teams.
Indung Panca Putra, a researcher at the Archaeological Office, said the temples' walls and statues contained refined details not found in the dozen small Hindu and Buddhist temples discovered in this area.
As lawmakers worked Tuesday to refine details of the package, the new spirit of collaboration raised hopes of swift action on broader measures that some Democrats say could potentially help as many as 1.5 million homeowners by refinancing riskier adjustable-rate mortgages into traditional 30-year loans.
