The City Council should seek more public input and take its time in refining this legislation.
Rothko spent the rest of his life refining this basic style through continuous simplification.
Decision Sciences, a company spun out of that effort in 2005, has been refining this approach since then.
His sidefoot to the goalkeeper's left was wooden, the finish of a man who is still in the process of refining this part of his game.
That persistent groan from the rear end indicates just how little effort Ford has put into refining this car over the years.
The huge associated costs of production and refining this heavy oil compared to cheaper conventional oil, however, mean the new finds have contributed little to Venezuela's escalating energy and economic challenges.
But, when you look at those works, the use of colour, the composition, the line, it's all just virtuoso.' Guston continued painting, and refining this late style, until his death in 1980.
Though the movement direction of the chorus needs refining, this is a Butterfly in which every detail of Puccini's score registers and in which Duprels' vocal lustre, physical energy, candour and sophistication leave you breathless.
Refining this finding, she was able to examine a sample of stream water under a microscope, determine the type and numbers of diatoms present, and tell what kind of pollution was present and how severe it was.
Tim Russert of "Meet the Press" called these "channeling columns," and it's good to see that Peggy Noonan at The Wall Street Journal is refining this device of the imagination; she recently reported the sage advice that Franklin Roosevelt and Nixon would be giving "their partisan heirs" from the great beyond.
The European yards have led the way in refining this block system and in streamlining the arrival of the millions of components that make up a ship.Another competitive advantage is what Jorma Eloranta, Kvaerner-Masa's boss, calls the "network effect" created by the shipbuilders' reliance on specialist subcontractors.
