Although the concept is straightforward, researchers have been refining the details, first looking for metals that maximize the magnetocaloric effect.
There are worrying signs that in refining the details, the terms for such actions may be made tighter than had been hoped.Yet the unions are scared.
A one-page list of frequently asked questions about his Medicare plan assures us that "Mitt continues to work on refining the details".
The Romney campaign's Web site asks: "How high will the premium support be? How quickly will it grow?" The answer: "Mitt continues to work on refining the details of his plan, and he is exploring different options for ensuring that future seniors receive the premium support they need while also ensuring that competitive pressures encourage providers to improve quality and control cost.
Mitt continues to work on refining the details of his plan, and he is exploring different options for ensuring that future seniors receive the premium support they need while also ensuring that competitive pressures encourage providers to improve quality and control cost".
Since this original proposal, significant progress was made in terms of technology development and in refining the details of the scientific instrument (also see Section 9).
This process reduces potential damage to the original and gives artisans more flexibility in refining the details of the final work (http://www.nyas.org/Publications/Detail.aspx cid=2bf71020-f95a-470c-a92b-90fde775cc0a).aspx cid=2bf71020-f95a-470c-a92b-90fde775cc0a
During the last 10 years the development has been mostly focused on the technique of double bundle ACL surgery and improving the ACL surgery techniques refining the details.
After all the guidelines are done, we will proceed on refining the details of his head including his mask.
On an early page, she describes the plain contours of the room in which Offred, the novel's narrator, lives — "A chair, a table, a lamp" — though Atwood had not yet refined the detail that, in the published version, gives the opening paragraph of the second chapter a menacing power: "There must have been a chandelier, once.
