Sentence examples for usually refined from inspiring English sources

Pizza The main ingredients in pizza are usually refined wheat, overcooked vegetables and molten cheese.

The initial conceptual design is usually refined several times until a final decision is made to implement the design.

It is not unusual for lawmakers to draft major legislation in private, but they usually refine, debate and amend it in open committee sessions.

At a time of year when the Giants' starting quarterback is usually refining what he does for the playoffs, Jeff Hostetler will be plunging through another week of basic training.

Furthermore, baked goods are invariably loaded with sugars -- usually bleached, refined white sugar.

On hearing it, there were a few markings that Weir felt could be refined, usually relating to dynamics.

About five tonnes of that are chemically refined, usually near the mine, into two of alumina, an aluminium oxide.

Pre-flight models, obtained by means of wind tunnel tests and computational fluid dynamics analyses, are usually to be refined using test flight data in order to reduce the level of uncertainty on aerodynamic coefficients.

Adaptive refinement usually involves refining or enriching a fraction of mesh elements by one level based on a cut-off criterion, requiring several costly intermediate solutions before a mesh that yields an acceptable solution is obtained.

Usually Toyota is really refined, finessed, but a little bit understated.

The refined models usually cause problems in the preliminary design where the design is frequently changed.