So, they say, is the five years, with few distractions, that Kushner had to brainstorm, write and refine something that wound up exceeding all normal expectations.
It didn't really work the first time, but science is often about repeating and refining something until it does.
In her '9 Principles of Innovation', she said she preferred "something working at the end of the day, something to refine and improve the next day", rather than "castle-building" for months.
The creative director "saw the potential" even from early sketches of the proposed design, Frankel says, and helped to refine the design into something that both the researcher and the journal's editors could agree on.
If indeed this law is necessary at all, time under it pay point the way to the amendments which may be necessary to refine the law to something that is both more just and more practical.
He had to refine an intellectual proposition into something that looked like a stump pitch to the electorate – a message that would set pulses racing in Beales's focus groups.
The past two years have allowed Varjo to work directly with Early Access partners to refine the VR-1 into something that directly addresses customer needs.
Meanwhile, Zhang is given lengthy praise for his efforts to refine the gene-editing process into something practical that works reliably in human cells, which Zhang and the Broad Institute have successfully patented – although that is now subject to a legal dispute.
"Though nothing will ever ease the pain they have endured, we have worked diligently to refine our policies to ensure that something like this never happens again.
The experiment went so well that James is keen to do more of this kind of stuff in his upcoming gigs, which means they'll have to refine the whole setup to make something much more advanced.
Through inquiry, students discover and refine something worth writing about.
