Sentence examples for represent a refinement of from inspiring English sources
Parkside Estates and the Transit Center represent a refinement of Bethel's development strategy.
The movements are compact and precise, and I am not equipped to say if they represent a refinement of the grand technique of his heyday, but I can say that they were compelling.
All of these tactics represent a refinement of the initial tendency towards violence and intimidation to maintain power, although the violence is still present, as the murder of an opposition journalist in broad daylight confirms.
But a spokesman for Merrill Lynch played down the significance of the change, saying, "This merely represents a refinement of existing policies so that we are taking a more conservative position than we had before".
The look he has gravitated to is not in itself new; it represents a refinement of trends that men have picked up on in the last three or four years.
An increase in the number of degrees of freedom represents a refinement of the material description.
The concept of target perceivability is a part of the general methodology of Integrated Probabilistic Data Association IPDAandand represents a refinement of the concept of track existence (which does not address the possibility that a target cannot be detected) and of target observability (which presumes the presence of a target) [13 15].
The algorithm is the core of a portable system, described in a separate paper, and represents a refinement of an algorithm previously presented by Cappello et al. [Cappello A, Lenzi D, Chiari L. Periodical in-situ re-calibration of force platforms: a new method for the robust estimation of the calibration matrix. Med Biol Eng Comput 2004 42 350 5].
Despite the similarities, the N15 class represented a refinement of the H15 template.
The covariate analysis performed here represents a refinement of our previous study (Montazeri et al, 2000).
The pig genome has been sequenced following a hybrid approach representing a refinement of the strategy announced earlier [ 1].
