As compared to the EO2, the Meural is more refined.
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Samsung BoxA speaker rectangle with a classier, more refined design.
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I just wish it was a more refined consumer product.
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Notifications on the P29 are more refined than Android's default.
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But a second look shows that they're much more refined.
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Although he was slower, his artistry was even more refined.
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Now they use more refined scams to rake in millions.
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The music fits a familiar formula, but it's more refined.
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I'm more refined and am trying to avoid dog puns.
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Suzi, on the other hand, was a bit more refined.
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Meghan's bridal look was essentially her everyday look, just more refined.
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In Russia, this group is infinitely smaller, but also more refined.
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"They are a little more refined than season one," she says.
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Almost every aspect of the game feels bigger and more refined.
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Others are more refined and span a few days to finish.
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It was much more refined and had a pleasantly sweet flavor.
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Historical fencing exists in stark contrast to its more refined Olympic cousin.
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Recently, he's become more refined and traded main street for high street.
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They're a little warmer and more refined than their predecessors as well.
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I think they're actually more refined in their hardware design than software.
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This will allow schools to serve children more refined (white) grain products.
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But Menon plays it too slowly, sticking to a more refined storyline.
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It becomes smoother and more refined as it works its way up.
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But the food and vibe skew in a more refined direction downstairs.
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After the disorganization fades a more refined and focus message is shown.
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Either that or commit a clever, more refined murder of her own.
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It's clear that a more refined model could give a different result.
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All of which suggests China should be importing more refined zinc than ever.
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The Sonos One is a more refined take on the Sonos Play: 2699.
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A ban on scrap could mean that it must import more refined copper.
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I imagine we'll see a more refined look evolve in the coming years.
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The higher up the tree you went, the more refined the categorizations got.
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In general, the more refined an oil is the higher it's smoke point. .
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And so the new kinds of suggestions will become more refined as well.
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Their audience is usually more refined—more senior center than San Francisco nightclub.
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The insanely popular lamps just got a makeover, and they're more refined than ever.
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Technology like this isn't a completely new idea, but Tanvas' applications feel more refined.
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While the latter is raw and rugged, this one is more refined and flexible.
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Ditch your sweaty boat shoes for the more refined look of a blucher moccasin.
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It's a cleaner, more refined experience, where everything also happens to be painfully cute.
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By December 1999, the Smiths had developed a more refined, powerful and dependable Taser.
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It's a form of aggression more refined but also more insidious than soundbite bigotry.
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The Ronin SC is a more refined, portable, and affordable gimbal for mirrorless cameras.
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The smaller and more refined of the two art fairs was West Bund Art & Design.
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So Dappa is smoother and more refined than the stuff you've had on ski trips.
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An optimist will say he's steadily maturing into life as a more refined floor general.
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It's a more refined version of the S6, but overall, largely the same hardware experience.
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That's definitely a little more refined than, say, a lip balm flavored to mimic cola.
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With "Die Walküre," Mr. Lepage achieves something more refined while still exploiting the machine's potential.
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In contrast to jab jab, this type of masquerading is more refined and less frenzied.
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The Cubs' hitters are more refined now, less prone to being exploited by elite arms.
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The Solo Pros carry Beats' DNA forward into a design that's more refined than previous models.
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Derrieres aside, Wang's goal for his West Chelsea digs was to have a more refined feel.
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Folks from Arizona seem to have a slightly more refined palate, because they went for Toblerone.
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While Jacquard has become much more refined since its first debut, the basics remain the same.
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After 2008 the practice became more renowned, more refined, but not necessarily more experimental or pioneering.
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"User retention should grow as a recommendation becomes more intelligent and search function becomes more refined."
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Occipital's Canvas software solution allows customers to use the camera to develop more refined CAD models.
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The GT500, with its supercharged 760 HP engine and dual-clutch transmission, is something more refined.
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The Ponte Pant definitely feels like a great pair of tights, but looks far more refined.
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Obviously he did this before but this time, it's a smaller space—a little more refined.
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Even as the outlook became more refined, the storm's strength seemed to be its central mystery.
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Game Freak has made a habit of revisiting regions with a more refined, usually definitive, version.
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Higher refining capacity will mean India could export more refined oil products to countries in the region.
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As we learn more about the brain and how it goes awry, our treatments get more refined.
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But with spring '18 came a more refined slew of denim, and an aesthetic you may recognize.
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She probably should've had a more refined answer to what is obviously the question of the day.
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It's a lot more refined than the Halloween mode, with more of a grey appearance than black.
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I admire that preference for efficiency and I think it results in a prettier, more refined design.
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Kasich had joked that his wife prefers more refined table manners after pizza purists scorned his silverware.
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Apple's watch software also feels much more refined and richer than Fitbit's, which seems basic in comparison.
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His voice is deeper and more refined in his latest track, which premiered on OVO Sound Radio.
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But in case her tastes become more refined, another Redditor has created a kitty-friendly cocktail recipe.
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And more refined instruments will be able to figure out what the particles surrounding Europa are made of.
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VW makes a markedly more refined Passat for the European market, but Americans want cheaper and bigger options.
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She got her start as the much more refined "Classy Shopper #2" in "The Imaginarium of Doctor Parnassus."
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But as video games advanced and technology allowed for more refined expression, a second reward system appeared: story.
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True connoisseurs demand something more refined, like a ref somehow being unable to flip a coin properly. Exquisite.
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Yep, it's true: The Western trend is back, but this time, it's more refined than it's ever been.
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Instead, they are cautiously planned-out, specialized offerings that reflect the market's need for more refined product segmentation.
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Finally, the neural net does more refined style-matching that also matches the texture of the original painting.
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For one of the world's most important weather events, India's monsoon, forecasting methods are becoming rather more refined.
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The horse show was smaller but more refined, with challenges that focused on prancing, trotting, and dental care.
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One, a cabinet mixing square and rectangular pieces of smooth, dark scrap wood, looks more refined than rustic.
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But this level of political crime requires more refined mechanics — you need everyone to play their assigned roles.
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In the Main Stand, a little more refined, all of those who had started to leave rushed back.
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The shiny, white, round and small units have been rounded and buffed for an even more refined look.
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Through his person, it seems, the untamed and the more refined have come together in a harmonious whole.
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The looks that followed certainly looked and felt like the Gucci we know, albeit more refined and considered.
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Overall, these earbuds look sleeker and more refined than Jabra's previous efforts and should appeal to more people.
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Andrew Cuomo should be applauded for taking the first step in what will become a more refined process.
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Xiu Xiu has grown a lot over the last 15 years; its message and music becoming more refined.
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Studies have also found that when people swap out saturated fats for more refined carbohydrates, their health doesn't improve.
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Instagram launched in 2010 with a more refined take on photo sharing, and quickly came to own the market.
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Eventually, more refined versions of these robots could be used in surveillance, or during search operations following natural disasters.
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Then Assassin's Creed II came along in 2009, roping the original's best bits into a much more refined framework.
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From the exterior, Avegant's headset prototype doesn't look any more refined than most other "mixed reality" headsets we've tried.
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"By allowing people to taste on-site, distributors will end up ultimately with a more refined product," he says.
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More refined connoisseurs of taking-pictures-in-front-local-art will find the "Welcome to Austin" mural easily enough.
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The drink was "greasy" and "gritty," Off writes; Europeans were moving on to tea and coffee, more refined stuff.
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Over the years, my look has become a bit more refined, like a grown-up version of the original.
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But other apps have sprung up in Tinder's wake that promise a more refined, exclusive and ultimately fruitful experience.
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He spent $10,000 on the more refined picture (that actually gets his famous blond hairdo right) on the left.
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Today, both the market and the players are much more sophisticated and their business approaches are much more refined.
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"I hope that readers and listeners will come away with a more refined understanding of ISIS," Ms. Callimachi said.
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But it also has a better interior, a more refined ride and more space for passengers than its predecessor.
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Some are faster, many offer more driver engagement, most look better and almost all of them are more refined.
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But Washington says North Korea has also illicitly obtained more refined petroleum through ship-to-ship transfers at sea.
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As for the two phones, the photos reveal a slightly curvier, more refined take on the Google's phone from 2016.
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Synthetic diamonds have been available for decades, but only recently has the process become cheaper and the result more refined.
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You may associate them with Halloween costumes or 2nd-grade picture day, but 2018's versions are far more refined.
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That could be enough for v2 to escape trademark infringement, though it might design something more refined for the launch.
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Despite plastic exteriors, both of these phones feel more refined, and in the Nexus' case, significantly faster and more reliable.
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Future observations using LIGO (which is being upgraded) and forthcoming detectors in Japan and India will permit more refined analysis.
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"Jax originally came in and wanted something a little more refined," Layke tells PEOPLE of why he wanted a rhinoplasty.
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Now, Samsung's more refined Galaxy S7 Edge is winning accolade after accolade with some calling it the best handset ever.
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It has a more refined design and higher-end components and materials than cheaper phones and the company's earlier efforts.
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On the software side, things remain as they were on the Priv, only less buggy and a little more refined.
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The watch casing is smaller and less bulky and the touchscreen looks more refined than it did on the original.
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He was pushing the scouts who were at the showcase to sign Peguero and Alfaro and other more refined players.
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My War was a mid-paced stomp, full of Ginn's stair-stepping, polyrhythmic riffs and Rollins' more refined vocal stylings.
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"The simpler the product, the more refined and versatile," said Mr. Crane, who has been reimagining work wear since 2016.
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It can add some dressiness to an otherwise sporty design, or elevate a simple dress watch to something more refined.
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It might not be creative or especially convincing, but this tweet represented a new (or at least more refined) tack.
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The brands succeeding in this category now are taking components of athletic footwear and applying them to more refined silhouettes.
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For cinephiles with more refined tastes than mine, the Criterion Collection's mass exodus from Hulu to FilmStruck might be truly traumatic.
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China is still getting all of the nickel it needs, simply by increasing the amount it buys in more refined forms.
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The Phantom 4 Pro has a mechanical shutter and a 20-megapixel, 1-inch CMOS sensor that produces more refined footage.
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If Congress had empowered the CDC to establish more efficient reporting systems, we might already have better and more refined tests.
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Since Essential's not trying to sell phones to everyone on the planet, they went after a more refined, fashion-forward aesthetic.
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Gaga left the theatrics to her musical performances, allowing for a more refined style for her award season as an actress.
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Even the Pen itself feels a little more refined, and Microsoft has removed the clip at the top of the device.
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Joey, too, as upgraded to something a bit more refined, but apparently, he still refuses to part with the foosball table.
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The diplomatic settings with other civilizations are more refined than before, and the game is equally welcoming to veterans and newcomers.
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While Meredith opted for a more refined recline, Olivia let it all hang out with her legs splayed in all directions.
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Its practitioners crunched the same quarterly, national numbers, which failed to illuminate ever more refined theories of how the economy worked.
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Rebiotix, a firm based in Roseville, Minnesota, is developing a more refined approach: a standardised liquid suspension of healthy gut bacteria.
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The canopies are still there, though they're more refined, along with ample outdoor space for people to lounge with their gadgets.
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Part of what's so fascinating about it is we're still trying to have these conversations in more and more refined ways.
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And, if you'll excuse the pun, it might replace a very blunt method of treatment with one that's much more refined.
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A more refined approach to surfacing new tracks At this point every major streaming service offers users curated and personalized recommendations.
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The CT6 shows Cadillac's new way forward with a lightweight chassis, potent new twin-turbo V6 and a more refined interior.
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The Galaxy S7 and S7 Edge sport similar designs to the Galaxy S6 and S6 Edge, but with more refined details.
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The trailers at East Seventh Eats, just a couple blocks down, are for those drunk-munchers with slightly more refined palates.
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The departing Hot Wheels flame motif yields to a more refined appearance, and everything beneath the shape delivers on that promise.
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The three-row SUV was updated for the 2019 model year with fresh styling, a more refined drivetrain, and new tech.
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I don't know how to put it in a more refined way, but do they convey the effects that we hope?
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Absolutely.The hammock looks like a more comfortable, portable bathtub; more refined than a kiddie pool, but more portable than a Jacuzzi.
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In this way, the crude and clumsy actions of pups give way to the more refined and economical behavior of adults.
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It's more refined, almost like banquet food: delicate, supersoft flounder set alongside pillows of tofu, in a glistening wine-dark sauce.
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And I'll have a more refined answer to that question maybe as we get two or three months into the year.
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This produces a more refined opiate, morphine base, which is then boiled with acetic anhydride and sodium carbonate to create heroin.
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And while the Saudis are cutting crude oil exports, producer nations are shipping out more refined products like gasoline, he said.
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If you have been longing to indulge in more refined luggage, now may be the time to spring for something new.
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If the new scrap rules are implemented in full, China could find itself needing a bit more refined metal than it expected.
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It looks more refined, but it does require some digging for a specific function that could vaguely fall under two different categories.
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It's hard to quantify this, but the user interface feels more refined than a OnePlus 6T or other high-end Android phones.
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It's sleeker and more refined, and the fit and finish is at the level you'd expect from a production Harley-Davidson bike.
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I've long admired the company's totes, which pair Madison Avenue luxury with a shape that's slightly more refined than the typical competitor.
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We used to be badasses and drink and smoke cigs and weed on the train, but now we're a little more refined.
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Pokémon Go was built on top of that, and the data became more refined and detailed as the game exploded in popularity.
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It's more refined than any other midsize truck, but that doesn't mean it's quite as compliant as a crossover or unibody vehicle.
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And it's still available now; the ZenFone Zoom is less a sequel than it is a more refined alternative to the 22.
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Aloha Beach Club's version is more refined, with patterns ranging from an understated landscape of palms to whimsical drawings of hula girls.
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In some ways, his election is a triumph of traditional stats in an era of more refined — or more confusing — evaluation metrics.
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After years of big and boxy shapes, labels like the Row and Dolce & Gabbana have ushered in a more refined, ladylike shape.
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While you can use fats with lower smoke points by themselves, I've found they work best when mixed with more refined oils.
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The ramens are a little smaller and more refined than usual, which may not be top priorities for the average ramen fiend.
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Brown rice and whole-wheat pasta contain more fiber and nutrients then more refined alternatives, and also have a lower glycemic index.
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He has managed to become more polished and more refined while still maintaining the attitude so many voters have been getting behind.
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But it's the good kind of boring that makes laptops look better, last longer, and feature more refined designs than ever before.
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Its design is evolutionary, but while it's yet another iteration on the "glass-and-metal sandwich," it's more refined than ever before.
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In the second act, he set aside the attitude of youthful bravado for more refined statesmanship as James Madison, Thomas Jefferson's BFF.
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As time goes on, however, we can expect Google to use newer versions of Android to make the experience smoother and more refined.
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I still prefer the Carbo Tenores for their more refined sound and better isolation of external noises, but the X6s aren't far behind.
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"It uses a simpler color palette and, we believe, is more refined, but still contains the spirit of the original," the company writes.
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Other influential research in psychology has also been toppled by more refined scientific methods lately — that's what the "replication crisis" is all about.
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Overall, the Dual Display Edition looks to be a more refined version of the Nex that still keeps the series' spirit of experimentation.
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Now that she's officially the Duchess of Sussex, Meghan Markle appears to be ditching her signature messy bun for a more refined look.
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The Google Pixel 211 XL, which has a 211,113mAh cell, feels much thinner and more refined in the hand than the U211 Plus.
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The new fuel, however, will be much more refined and more like the lower sulfur diesel used by truckers and in jet fuel.
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In sound, Remains is his most polished to date, combining his noise and protest origins with more refined instrumentation than he's displayed before.
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The Gear S3 comes in two versions - the "Frontier" aimed at more active users and the "Classic" which has a more refined feel.
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That she is more refined and soft-spoken than he, as well as delicate-featured and blond, only enhanced the fantasy she marketed.
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In each successive scene, your time should be better spent, your character more refined, your work more meaningful, and your relationships more authentic.
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They can be life-changing experiences, rites of passage from the gangly mess of adolescence into the slightly more refined mess of adulthood.
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Options include specialty slim wallet maker Bellroy, tough-as-nails leather makers like Saddleback Leather, as well as more refined leather crafters like Corter.
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Rather, The Cosmopolitan promises an experiential stay that's way cooler than your parents' Las Vegas while still more refined than the typical Strip antics.
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That said, the concept here is certainly interesting and it's something I could see being attractive with more refined hardware design down the line.
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The malbecs of Altos Las Hormigas, from a range of different vineyards, have become progressively less oaky, more refined and mineral-flavored since 2011.
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If you want to feel good about yourself, don't have kids Helpfully, the language around these lifestyle choices is starting to get more refined.
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Porsche is calling this car a "CUV," or cross utility vehicle, which the company explains is basically a more refined version of an SUV.
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I tried the Neo Art display for myself at CES 2019, and it's actually much more refined than a concept or prototype usually is.
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And it is the economic wish of many resource-dependent countries to master the more refined products that lie further along the value chain.
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Even born-Brit Kate Middleton's accent became more refined the longer she spent with husband Prince William and the rest of her in-laws.
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So absent further information about how these specific US and UK measures will actually keep us safer, we need more refined and specific alternatives.
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That includes both its excursions as a prototype that resembled a flying motorcycle or ATV, and its current, more refined, mostly enclosed cockpit design.
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Eventually, the AI became more refined and was able to generate pretty accurate, if somewhat abstract, portraits when fed a description in plain language.
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Bryce has had a few campaign missteps so far, but even more refined first-time candidates like Chrissy Houlahan and Dean Phillips have too.
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For a more refined recipe — and one that your friends and family are unlikely to forget — I recommend our recipe for classic deviled eggs.
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Unlike President Trump, who does his own wet work, the Bushes took the more refined route of outsourcing their ends-justify-the-means moves.
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We can also refer to the last real caliphate on earth, which was much more refined than the zealots who emerged in its absence.
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The other thing that really struck me about Telling Lies compared to its predecessor is just how much more refined the overall experience is.
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I would really love to see a more refined system implemented here that allows for the speed that we're used to from PUBG and Apex.
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The Galaxy S7 Edge resembles a blown-up Galaxy S73 Edge (or shrunken down Galaxy S6 Edge+) and it, too, is sleeker and more refined.
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The game developers stressed more nuanced game play, with improved sound and graphics capabilities like more refined muzzle flashes and better audio for improved orientation.
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He conducts himself in a far more refined manner than the humans, who get drunk, become abusive, throw things and try to control one another.
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From bringing back the show "Community" to airing an overseas NFL game, the plan was to turn Screen into a more refined version of YouTube.
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Conversely, eating more refined carbohydrates, including pasta and rice, was tied to earlier menopause, the research team reports in Journal of Epidemiology and Community Health.
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Booker is not just more productive than any reasonable person could expect from a player that young, he's also far more refined and under control.
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Update your retirement spending (especially as you get more current living expenses) so the estimate of your needed retirement income becomes more and more refined.
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Lexus completely walked away from the cheesy Hot Wheels style of the UX Concept and produced something far more refined and easy on the eyes.
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He continued to hunt for sparse lots in densely packed cities, but the second installment is "more refined" and captured from different angles, he says.
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In short, while a simple examination of future policy conditions would indicate the race will soon be over, a more refined exploration refutes this conclusion.
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"A lot of what we do with predictive policing is just a much more refined approach to hot spot policing," Brantingham says in the document.
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Both programs give you basic word lists to start with, but you can find more refined lists (typically at a cost) from other sources. Cruciverb.
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The Surprising Effects of Loneliness on Health Scientists are gaining a more refined — and surprising — understanding of the effects of loneliness and isolation on health.
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Whether it be the unending hot take mines of Twitter or the more refined and directed voices of mainstream review response, everyone loved the boys.
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MORE CRUDE COMING In a sign that Chinese refiners may export more refined products, their imports of crude oil look like being robust in August.
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The Mongolian saiga is a subspecies, smaller and stockier than its Kazakhstan counterparts, with horns of a different shape and a slightly more refined proboscis.
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But there's a profligacy and messiness to much of the Salon de la Rose+Croix that makes it stand apart from those more refined predecessors.
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For a more refined coffee break with larger chairs, try Mia Coffee amid a low-slung row of French colonials on Phan Boi Chau street.
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Without realizing it, Isles says, it was if an entire world was slowly being created, growing and becoming more and more refined with each new drawing.
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Proving her style has become more refined, Petsch's MATRIX sunnies have a slender, rectangular design, giving off major Keanu Reeves meets New York Fashion Week vibes.
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There were just so many appealing and attractive new options, each one of them thinner than the other, each a little bit sleeker and more refined.
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A rapid shift to low-carbon energy sources requires much more refined techniques – the creation and implementation of detailed, ambitious and often politically unpopular industrial policies.
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The signature Beats bass emphasis is much more refined on the Powerbeats Pro, and it serves only to provide a nice sweetener to vocals and instruments.
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Recently they've started designing a lot of its pieces in-house, and the result are clothes that are more refined and elevated than you probably remember.
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As deepfakes become more refined and easier to create, they also highlight the inadequacy of the law to protect would-be victims of this new technology.
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The process may have be more refined than the trouser-drop of the first half of the 20th century, but the modern media spotlight was unrelenting.
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Much has been made of Uncharted 4's more open nature, but for the most part it plays like a more refined version of Uncharted 3.
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More refined modeling will make it easier to anticipate when a spacecraft could be in danger of falling out of orbit during an active solar cycle.
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Dr. St-Onge says this adds to previous studies that suggest eating more refined carbohydrates might keep you up by decreasing serotonin levels in the brain.
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The answer could lead to a more refined version of Chevron that recognizes a more complex administrative state than existed in 1984 when Chevron was decided.
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The one thing that is agreed upon: the old tenants of health eating haven't changed much over the years, even as the details become more refined.
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The Mini has a more refined driving experience than the premium brands, and the cabin is extraordinarily well thought out, so your money does go somewhere.
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Abby's brow was quite prominent, however, so Deschamps-Braly cut the bone into four pieces, with the plan of reconnecting them into a more refined shape.
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Donald J. Trump has repeatedly promised a "pivot" toward a softer, gentler, more refined version of his candidacy since he emerged as the presumptive Republican nominee.
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I like that "Ice Cream" and "Won't Change" have that bubblegum sound that you used earlier in your career but they feel a bit more refined.
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And China's reduced import appetite means more refined metal is floating around, even if it's hard to spot outside of the steady build in COMEX stocks.
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Clark's interrogation of these themes only became more refined as the years went by, her fascination with darkness and emptiness channelled into more terrifyingly suffocating stories.
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The book organizes fragments of the magazine while retaining the spirit of the original publication, contextualizing the subculture in a freshly accessible, albeit more refined form.
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While the burgeoning immigrant population would head to the Bowery for minstrel shows and revues, upper-class patrons preferred the more refined offerings focused around Broadway.
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"PCs will be more refined with the addition of longer-lasting batteries and LTE and a few super-thin laptops with big gaming graphics," Moorhead said.
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Following their hugely impressive primary performances, Jones and Allred landed on another, more refined list — "Red to Blue" — that the Democratic Congressional Campaign Committee puts together.
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In Focus, Robbie gets to play slightly more refined for the second half of the film, but the audience knows that it's an act, a con.
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But there is a tiny part of me that is jealous of the Switch Lite because it is so clearly a more refined second-gen product.
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Ginjo are going to be a little more polished, more refined, more aromatic, and daiginjo are going to be more fruit-forward—really pure, really clean.
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The dock's theme got updated and the icons became ever so slightly more refined and buffed, with some newbies including the iCloud and Games Center icon.
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As Game of Thrones progresses, we may see the Night King and his horde as a mass more refined than the typical villains of the zombie apocalypse.
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Whether you're looking for a quiet and sunny oasis or a lively cosmopolitan city, there are plenty of awesome spots for a more refined spring break getaway.
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But once I tread to more refined musical genres like classical or jazz, the muddy nature of the M2s' low end is revealed and it's not pretty.
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Some outward changes are apparent: the scale has enlarged, the images are more refined, the stitches more delicate yet assured, the palette both subdued and more complex.
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Vivo's subsequent full-screen phones have been more refined in various ways, with improved in-display fingerprint sensors, better-quality selfie cameras, and more sensible screen sizes.
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From that first map, they'll identify a dozen or so potential sampling sites, then create even more refined maps to choose the spot most likely for success.
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A more refined understanding of the need for federal action serves as a rebuke to those who claim Congress can just wash its hands of health reform.
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Instead of favoring lip-covered bodysuits and colorful armpit hair, she's gone back to her country roots with a more refined wardrobe (which you can see here).
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Jeep did an admirable job of making the Wrangler more capable, more refined, and more fuel-efficient without losing any of what makes this vehicle an icon.
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But if you are more refined, you can filet the fish after cooking, scooping the meat off the skeleton and serving it neatly, without bones and head.
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Perhaps, rather than an act ethically, his suicide would be the natural point of conclusion of a life that has gone up to more refined evolutionary phase.
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But Russian efforts to sway public opinion by spreading false information have continued, and officials said those efforts are becoming more refined, targeting specific groups of Americans.
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I don't think she's released a bad song yet, and her ear for beats that suit her style is more refined every time we hear new music.
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She has a nice dry scribble in the colored pencil drawing for "Bop" and a more refined one for "Brick With Heart," both studies for archipelago paintings.
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Recently there's been a lot of progress in the field of language, allowing us a much more refined understanding of interactions through the language that people use.
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In the Chinese zodiac, it's the Year of the Rooster, but at this Tibetan celebration, it's the Year of the Fire Bird, which sounds, well, more refined.
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But the country also imported more refined copper than ever before, an outcome that was even more surprising given another record year for imports of copper concentrates.
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It opened up a sweet spot in the market for a more refined take on denim, appealing as much to the aspirational as to the actually wealthy.
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And nuoc mam is more refined as well, I suspect in part to make it more universally palatable — or at least commercially viable — to the international set.
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Called the DeskJet, it helped redefine what was possible for home printing, pushing capabilities beyond clunky dot matrix and into a more refined, reliable—and eventually, colorful—practice.
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It's certainly not the kind of advertising transparency you'd get from other social media companies like Facebook, which likely collects much more refined interest data from its users.
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Even after the band morphed into the (slightly) more refined Celtic Frost, Warrior and Ain both regarded the Hellhammer days as a stain upon their combined musical reputation.
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This means the ear cups can swivel to either side and that the whole situation feels more refined than the awkward dad design of the Quiet Comfort headphones.
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He wanted something that was still masculine — he didn't want a feminine nose, but he wanted it to be a more refined structure of what he already had.
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From a bold pink-and-red faux fur number to a more refined navy-and-gray combo, these picks are sure to become your new favorite statement styles.
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Upon first reading "Three Sisters," Natasha seemed an insensitive upstart, fixated on the temperature of her baby's room over the comfort of her more refined sisters-in-law.
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Studies have found that individuals who visit parks are more likely to have a higher desire to support environmental resilience and a more refined understanding of environmental principles.
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Han Ma, Associate Director at Ketchum Digital, who works for an array of companies on Snapchat, says overall, companies can leverage more refined targeting methods by buying ads.
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Her Lilli, more refined and less broadly comic than some, is a haughty diva who must learn humility, not because she's a woman but because she's too proud.
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Sadness seemed more refined and also more selfless — as if you were holding the pain inside yourself, rather than making someone else deal with its blunt-force trauma.
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"[These days] there are all these venues with air conditioners and stuff, which is great," he continued, referring to newer, more refined Brooklyn venues like Output and Verboten.
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Later that year, Beats put out the Pill, a smaller, more refined speaker that actually stood a chance to cast a similar level of influence over the industry.
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The drum took on a more refined shape and sound during the Qajar dynasty (1794-1925), when Iran's classical music tradition -- as we know it today -- was established.
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For nearly half a century, Mr. Jaharis navigated the highly competitive pharmaceutical industry, tinkering with existing drugs to create, and ultimately successfully sell, a series of more refined products.
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It's gonzo and bizarre, but it plays like a more refined version of that second-season strangeness, shot through with the absolutely heartbreaking terror of Laura Palmer's final days.
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The oil sector expanded 5.1 percent in the first quarter of this year as the world's biggest oil exporter increased its production of crude and exported more refined products.
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The changes make for a more refined version of Fluent Design, and should hopefully avoid the somewhat inconsistent implementation of Fluent across Microsoft's own first-party Windows 10 apps.
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All of which is to say that the next year in phone design will be less predictable, more refined, and ultimately more satisfying than the one we've just had.
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And on the 28 Plus, you get the iPhone X's same Portrait Lighting mode, which simulates different studio lighting conditions, and better, more refined background blur in Portrait mode.
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Samsung's design is that little bit more refined and pleasant to hold, and the 5.5-inch Galaxy S7 Edge is scarcely any larger than the 5.3-inch LG G5.
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In contrast, I know what artists require a more refined crowd, one with a taste for polarizing genres (EDM, chillstep) and an open mind to appreciate new experimental sounds.
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Compared to its predecessor, the OnePlus 3 has a more refined, all-aluminum design and the NFC and quick charging features that were lacking in last year's OnePlus 2.
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Mine supply has taken some big hits in the early months of this year but it has evidently not yet impacted China's ability to make more refined copper itself.
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Joggers are essentially like the cooler cousin of sweatpants — they're just as comfy, but have a more refined silhouette, making them easier to style when you're on-the-go.
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Trump's hunting background, in stark contrast to the more refined personas of his sister and father, was harnessed by the campaign as a way to connect with many Americans.
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Not the same look, but we do something similar where I try to turn him into somebody more refined — because his life changed so much since the last one.
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I was just chewing on these ideas and processing it all, and it started coming out in the form of more refined words that were going into my notebook.
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When this record came out, it seemed like the general critical consensus was that it was a more refined sound for you while still staying true to your aesthetic.
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Some forceful directorial guidance could hone this wandering series of stories into a more refined show that sticks to a theme and a through-line revolving around Mr. Trump.
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There are three excellent restaurants to choose from: the casual Pergula, where breakfast is served every morning; the Pan-Asian (though mostly Japanese) Mee; and the more refined Cipriani's.
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Fellow scientists described her as a collaborative researcher and statistician, in demand among graduate students and fellow researchers who sought her more refined writing skills for reports and papers.
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Good: More refined version of NXE Bad: More convoluted, too, and Kinect support was shoe-horned Avatars were just one part of Microsoft's plan to copy the successful Wii.
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Ms. Morton's Margaret Wells is the heroine, the striving proprietor of a popular whorehouse that's overshadowed by the more refined and expensive establishment run by Ms. Manville's Lydia Quigley.
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U.S. officials believe forces loyal to Syrian President Bashar Assad may be in the process of working on new, more refined chemical weapons, The Associated Press reported on Thursday.
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In Nature, scientists described how a more refined type of CRISPR gene editing can alter a single bit of DNA without cutting it — increasing the tool's precision and efficiency.
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Her Mixed Media 2014 images feature a departure from past techniques that included ink and organic matter, moving towards a more "refined, simplistic aesthetic," Westre explains on her site.
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Mexican organizations such as the Sinaloa cartel were known to supply the West with lower-purity "black tar" heroin, while Colombians supplied the East with more refined "China white" powder.
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In spite of the company's big "No Strings" ad campaign, they're ultimately not as flashy as Apple's primary offering, lacking some of the more refined interface and noise-canceling design.
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It was originally configured to run on Iranian crude and Sri Lanka had to import more refined oil products after U.S. sanctions caused it to stop crude imports from Iran.
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But it's a disappointing ending for anyone hoping that RED would be able to leverage some of the failures of the original model into a more refined product later on.
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"Bizarrely enough, I'm actually from Scotland, born and raised," she said — explaining that she got her more refined English accent from attending boarding school in Somerset and, later, drama school.
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Perhaps the Outlander's toughest competition comes from the Chrysler Pacifica Hybrid, a PHEV seven-seat minivan that's considerably more refined and spacious, but more expensive and lacks all-wheel drive.
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Despite its very on-trend influence, it marks a more refined turn for the sister-vetted partnership, which has been filled with lace and flower prints galore in past seasons.
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For months now, GOP leaders have been pleading with Trump to "tone it down," get more "focused," and just generally act/speak/tweet in a more refined and presidential way.
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In each episode of her YouTube show, Gourmet Makes, enthralled viewers watch Saffitz reverse engineer beloved junk foods, from trash snacks like Cheetos to more refined candies like Ferrero Rocher.
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Growing demand in the U.S. for trucks has Ford ready to reclaim some ground, so it's launched a bigger, more refined and more capable Ranger for the 2019 model year.
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What they leave out is that it's also more capable, more refined, safer, more powerful, more comfortable and more advanced than that old Ranger while still offering extremely competitive pricing.
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It derives from the movement after punk when the disenfranchised youth desired darker and more refined music with aesthetics that fixated on the seductive and unknown territories of the night.
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Many had hoped the G5 would be a more refined version of the V10, however LG opted for the more audacious attempt at creating a modular flagship with the G5.
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With one of these grown-up sized sleds, the fearless kid lurking within you will be unleashed again, albeit this time likely with a more refined sense of self-preservation.
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Trump administration officials told The Associated Press in February they believed forces loyal to Assad might have been in the process of working on new or more refined chemical weapons.
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Zkano's "crews" and "no shows" are a youthful riot of stripes and colors, while the Little River socks are more refined (the fall line was based on Southern quilt patterns).
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Trump administration officials told The Associated Press in February they believed forces loyal to Assad might have been in the process of working on new, or more refined chemical weapons.
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Check In The Adolphus still has its distinctive chandelier and fireplaces, but after a makeover, menus are more refined and the rooftop is home to a relaxing pool and bar.
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If you prefer a more refined version, spread meringues with whipped cream, spoon the fruit on top and call it Pavlova, the dessert named for the early-20th-century ballerina.
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But of the bunch, only Panera Bread can be labeled fast casual, a type of restaurant that forgoes bright florescent lighting, paper wrappings, and assembly lines for more refined touches.
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Leading industry analyst James Fry said India's restrictions will shift Indian crude palm oil purchases from Malaysia to Indonesia, and Malaysia may end up selling more refined palm oil globally.
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The second-generation watch is called the FES (by Fashion Entertainment Watch) Watch U and it's a more refined than the original model with a more scratch-resistant sapphire glass front.
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Artal-Isbrand was then able to proceed, turning the vases back into dozens of archaeological fragments, only to put them back together again—with modern methods and a more refined hand.
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We got hands on with HTC's more refined headset at CES last week, and the Vive looks to be a top VR contender thanks in part to its partnership with Valve.
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But where Saturday fed into the early itches of athleisure, Broome Street feels like a more refined off-duty wardrobe: cuffed jeans, tailored blouses, and a much more restrained color palette.
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But if you want height—I do love some height—it doesn't have to be a high heel, just something that looks a little more refined than a sneaker with cords.
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For a more refined retail experience, RASA boutique makes its own mod-Mughal brand of exquisite silk, cotton and linen dresses, tops, scarves and bedding (silk scarves start at 2000,221 rupees).
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Trump administration officials told The Associated Press in February that they believed forces loyal to Assad might have been in the process of working on new, or more refined chemical weapons.
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On social media platforms, Bernie Sanders leads among DemocratsIn comparison, Sanders has a much more refined social media presence than Trump, and he's less likely to directly encourage his meme makers.
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The historically wealthier neighborhoods north of the Forbidden City spoke with an accent considered more refined than that found in the poorer neighborhoods to the south, home to craftsmen and performers.
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Although today's minivans have gotten, bigger, faster, more refined, and more luxurious, they all still trace their roots back to the little Chrysler van that could from the 1984 model year.
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The second-floor library, complete with tufted furniture, writing desks, books to borrow and a large-screen TV, is reached via a sweeping marble staircase and offers more refined social space indoors.
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Maybe it's one of the hundreds of thousands of people who bought a developer-only iteration—the Kickstarted version in 2012 or maybe the more refined one that followed two years later.
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A person who has appreciated the Pietà has a greater capacity for empathy, a more refined sense of the different forms of sadness and a wider awareness of the repertoire of emotions.
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A more refined effect can be achieved by adding a spoonful of chile flakes into a small pot of just-below-simmering olive oil and then letting it sit off the heat.
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Here's a look at the software HTC shipped last year compared to the 145.93's more refined design palette:Homescreen, more room thanks to capacitive buttons and a more Google-like icon design.
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Nubia, known for all sorts of wild concepts including dual-screen phones and the first phone to feature RGB lighting, showed off a more refined take on its Alpha smartphone-watch hybrid.
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If you're going to spend $60,000 on an Alfa Romeo instead of $35,000 on a Mazda, the Stelvio has to either be significantly more fun or way more refined and well-equipped.
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Back to back, one might think that the full-size luxury sedan from the German "ultimate driving machine" brand might be tauter, sportier and more refined full-size sedan than the Cadillac.
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Better outcomes require the replacement of wishful thinking with better institutions, which in turn are based on a more refined understanding of the ways in which individuals act and respond to incentives.
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Basking in the glow of an overwhelming victory in his home state, Donald J. Trump on Tuesday night seemed — dare we say it — almost presidential, or at least a bit more refined.
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Initially known for her digital prints, the designer is taking her experiments in textile innovation to a more refined level, incorporating color and pattern into her designs through embroidery and fabric construction.
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Meanwhile, copper prices rose to its highest levels in 23-200/217 years after customs data out of China showed the country imported 19 percent more refined copper on year, Reuters said.
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Are you ashamed that you remedy this anxiety by going for the one with the more refined-looking label, even if you have no fucking clue what it's going to taste like?
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If the LX 570 was massively more refined you could make a case, but the base Land Cruiser is so well built and heavily optioned that it makes the Lexus look exorbitant.
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Yes, her makeup looked better and her clothes were more refined, but maybe we should save the plush red and orange looks for movies about 90s club kids and not, you know, 2018.
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Although it's slightly more refined and lacks the clip at the top, the new Surface Pen is still not fully circular, as it's designed to magnetically snap onto the side of Surface devices.
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This year at CES, Xenoma is back with its signature smart shirt that's more refined than its previous model, in addition to two new prototype products in the fitness and health care realms.
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Absolute detail extraction is also less than you'd get from the aforementioned D8000 or Sennheiser's HD 800 S, while Focal's Clear and MrSpeakers' Aeon Flow Open both offer a smoother, more refined sound.
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Based on their calculations, the team determined that these WIMP detectors are unlikely to see any effect from S1, although it's possible that future tech, as it becomes more refined and advanced, could.
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Why it's hot: "Dirty Lemon is in a great position to take advantage of consumer trends today, with people's tastes being more refined than just Coke, Ginger Ale and root beer," said Patricof.
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And the more fuel supplied to customers, the more refined stock refineries, blenders and distributors need to keep on hand to deal with seasonal swings, maintenance and unexpected disruptions in the supply system.
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While Beats headphones of years ago largely catered to bass fans, the Solo Pro headphones offer a more refined sound with balanced mids and a decent amount of clarity in the higher frequencies.
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I'm conscious that I may be pushing my luck a little, given that your tastes are substantially more refined than mine, but the theme in what appeals to me seems to be individuality.
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Jenny Benz lost count of the number of times she stopped by Tom's office with "just a quick question," and left an hour later with a far more refined approach to her research.
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But this new research takes stellar eruptions and the rate of a atmospheric oxygen loss into account to build a more refined picture of where in a star system Earth-like planets may lie.
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It's impossible to say how any of this will look five years from now, but at the very least, Apple's new GymKit offering is certainly more refined than most of what's come before it.
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"I think Beatrice has a good eye; she's been wearing some fabulous pieces over the last few years — she makes daring choices, whereas I think Eugenie is a little more refined in her choices."
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The machine got a great review from World of Tea; maybe it's just meant for people with more refined tastes, people who are really knowledgeable about and super into all different kinds of tea.
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For $200 (one of the cheaper smartwatches on this list) you get a more refined designed, color e-paper display with a week-long battery life, and waterproofing all wrapped in a metal casing.
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In a world where the Beckettian promise of a dislike button is actually more like Kafka—a 'dislike' is really just another, more refined set of data, anyway—what's the modern hater to do?
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The new Freedom Wireless Bluetooth Buds, the fifth pair in the Freedom series of headphones, are meant to blend features of Jaybird's sport headphones, the Freedom X line, with a much more refined look.
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Zinc is back on investors' radar thanks to rapidly declining LME stocks and a realization that more mine supply does not automatically mean more refined metal supply if there is a smelter bottle-neck.
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Zinc is back on investors' radar thanks to rapidly declining LME stocks and a realisation that more mine supply does not automatically mean more refined metal supply if there is a smelter bottle-neck.
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The USDA claimed it wanted to offer states more 'flexibility,' but in reality, it eliminated the final sodium target, decreased the amount of whole grains and allowed for more refined grains and empty calories.
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For example, if it turns out the experts and enthusiasts differ significantly in their estimation of wine quality, this does not necessarily mean the experts possess a more refined or objective understanding of wine.
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But before you pull out your mom's battered and bruised PVC beach tote, it's worth noting this trend is a tad more refined than that (although power to you if you can make it work).
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If, one day, you have an opportunity to taste this dessert, opt for the Kazandibi version, which has a caramel flavor that lends a more refined taste to the dish and makes it less heavy.
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ON JANUARY 19th, almost a year after Donald Trump issued his initial ban on travel from Muslim countries, the Supreme Court agreed to resolve a challenge to a third, more refined version of that order.
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By the time second album, Cupid Deluxe, swung around in 2013, Blood Orange had gotten even slicker and more refined, gifting us with a pristine collection of butter-smooth synth jams and woozy funk instrumentals.
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It was a shocker because Vioxx, approved in 22, was designed to be a more refined version of the drugs in the same class as aspirin and ibuprofen, which both can cause dangerous stomach bleeding.
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While companies censorship tools are becoming more refined, analysts, academics and users say heavy-handed policies mean sensitive periods before anniversaries and political events have become catch-alls for a wide range of sensitive content.
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"The Tribune was more gritty, The Times more refined," said Howard Troxler, a former columnist, editor and reporter who spent nine years at The Tribune and 20 years at The Times before retiring in 2011.
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But now you're a little older, you have kids, you like a more refined music experience with great food, great wine, and a beautiful setting...but no less relevant and engaging of a musical lineup.
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"Witchcraft," part of the 92nd Street Y's venerable Lyrics and Lyricists series, focuses on his seldom-heard stand-alone pop songs, many of which are wittier and more refined than his brash, swinging show tunes.
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The cards in the Apple Watch's notification tray, which are accessible by pulling down from the top of the screen, have a layered look that feels richer and more refined than Fitbit's plain-text notifications.
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But in exchange, amateur singers have access to a homier and more refined space than say, a sticky-floored private room or a tiny, harshly lit (and quite public) platform stage in a dive bar.
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Anders' second effort feels much more refined—a blissful R&B endeavor that teeters between a cheeky arrogance in songs like, "Bad Guy," before being bookended by a track like "Rain" to satisfy Twos narrative.
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Given the limitations of the PSA, researchers have been developing more refined tests that are better able to detect a worrisome cancer, Dr. James Eastham of Memorial Sloan Kettering Cancer Center in New York reported.
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Price: $22,195 - $31,945 "The Legacy is one of the roomier, quieter, and more refined mid-sized sedans — attributes that help it remain as one of our top-scoring models in the class," Consumer Reports says.
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He returned from Japan a more refined pitcher, having developed a more consistent routine and learned to trust his slider as a reliable third option to complement his curveball and 94 mile-per-hour fastball.
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" He offered no details, but said the US is "working to tailor a similar approach specific to the challenges in Syria" and that it would be "a more refined approach" that it "is still coming together.
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Both have the same rounded rectangular shape resembling a pair of lab goggles, or a periscope viewfinder, but the Go has a more refined, fabric and plastic design compared to the Mirage Solo's more technological aesthetic.
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The FES Watch U adds a metal bezel to the original's minimalist design, which may or may not to be your taste — it kind of isn't to mine, though the product does look more refined overall.
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In fact, it already has: The nervous systems of some of these creatures are slightly less complicated than that of Chengjiangocaris kunmingensis, which means that they actually became more refined over time, rather than more complex.
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Around 2011, Greek yogurt really popped off in the United States, mainly because it was more refined than the sugar-laden versions of yogurt that many of us grew up with, like Go-Gurt or Trix.
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The company that's making the device first debuted last year as Retroblox, and while its name has changed (it's now called Playmaji) and its hardware has gotten more refined, the vision remains very much the same.
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That means 99,20173 schools, feeding 30 million kids, can offer 1 percent chocolate and strawberry milk again, more refined white flour products, and, most importantly, freeze sodium levels in school lunches instead of reducing them further.
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Though it has tweaked the policy, data in December showed Brazil imported more refined oil products in 2017 than in any year since records began in 2000, suggesting it has continued to lose ground to rivals.
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RIO DE JANEIRO, Dec 29 (Reuters) - Brazil will import more refined oil products this year than any other since records began in 2000, as state-controlled oil giant Petroleo Brasileiro loses market share to private firms.
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The new Gear S3 Frontier model has a rugged outdoor look, while the Gear S3 Classic has a more refined appearance, but both watches feature large faces that are likely to appeal mainly to male consumers.
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First up is the sound, which this year will be powered by no less than four ESS digital-to-analog converters, all working in concert to produce more refined sound and higher signal-to-noise ratio.
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"Real-time classification could help surface relevant and important live videos on Facebook, while applying more refined techniques to detect scenes, objects, and actions over space and time could one day allow for real-time narration."
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The sensibility at her newer location is more refined, with midcentury pieces (such as, recently, a sleek chocolate-brown leather sofa) that seem more suited for a spacious co-op apartment than a first-time rental.
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"The design over all needed to be pyramidal in shape to reflect the social hierarchy of London, with it being more refined and affluent at the top and dirtier and poorer at the bottom," McGaugh said.
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It's also in their "West Side Story," an indisputable masterpiece, though ultimately more refined and controlled than "On the Town," which has the youthful élan of its creators: brash energy that sometimes verges on unwieldy recklessness.
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"As Amazon becomes relevant in more overall purchase decisions, it will be able to combine all of the search and purchase behavior to develop even more refined offerings and shopping experiences for Amazon customers," he said.
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Flake offered a similar, if more refined, critique of Trump's effect on his party and the government in an address from the Senate floor, which won applause from more than a dozen senators — including Corker, Sen.
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It's basically a more refined version of the full-featured Vivoactive tweaked to better compete with the Apple Watch (and new Fitbit Versa 24) when worn indoors, instead of outdoors where Garmin watches have traditionally thrived.
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When she was ready for the tougher competition on the more refined beach courts in Eight Mile Rock, Jones learned to shoot jumpers while accounting for how strong the ocean breeze blew on a particular day.
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Now, the Stealth is back with an even more refined design and a slightly bigger screen, but it still isn't any good at playing games—and there isn't even a speck of neon green paint on it.
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Its body feels more refined, its screen is bright and reasonably colorful and you even get support for Google's Daydream virtual reality platform, so you can toss the phone in a headset for some impromptu VR fun.
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Rumor has it Apple is working on AR glasses, and it's not far-fetched to think Google could parlay its more measured approach with Glass 2.0 in the workplace into a more refined and focused consumer product.
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It will be a four-door "fastback" style vehicle, which — as Car and Driver points out — means it might wind up looking like a more refined version of the "40.2" concept car that Volvo unveiled in 2016.
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In a world of "thirty-minute chili" recipes and slow cooker cassoulet, Vermicular's take on the all-in-one precision cooking gadget that's so popular today is more refined than anything else you can buy right now.
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"Internally, we've been referring to the Hers brand and aesthetic as the more refined, badass sister of Hims," said Hilary Coles, the brand lead for Hers, a little sister more mature than her womp-womp elder brother.
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But then he had a better idea: Rather than sending grainy images of paper documents from place to place, what if he used the precision of a laser to print more refined images straight from a computer?
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The casual Morada Bay Beach Cafe and the more refined Pierre's draw nightly sunset crowds to tables set in the sand near speakers disguised to look like coral rocks emitting samba music as twilight paddleboarders stroke by.
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That's because even with the Key2's sleeker, more refined design, an interesting choice of components, and its questionable BlackBerry heritage, this handset has one thing you simply don't get on phones anymore: a good 'ole physical keyboard.
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Although the shows have become more refined and the bands bigger since the first show on the bare floorboards of the 50-year-old barn, much of what goes into a Codfish Hollow experience has remained the same.
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The work's five sections — to music by Tyondai Braxton, John Luther Adams, Philip Glass and Brooklyn Rider's Colin Jacobsen — culminate in "First Fall," which has grown more daring and more refined since its "Restless" days, a thrilling finale.
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This shift in reality may not be reflected in much of the high-quality polling so far this year because much of it has been done among registered voters instead of the more refined category of likely voters.
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I can't speak to whatever the software and the specific technology is, but I know that that tech has evolved and the artists and the visual effects houses that do that work for us have gotten much more refined.
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No one is immune to this line of thinking, and its basic premise is correct: when Samsung tried to reissue the Galaxy S8 as a more refined but not-really-different S9, the market responded by slashing its sales.
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With Rick and Morty: Virtual Rick-ality, which is now available for HTC Vive and Oculus Touch, Owlchemy has, with Roiland's help, taken everything it learned from Job Simulator and created something more refined without losing its playful style.
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Brent Murray For a more refined look, try pairing your off-the-shoulder top with a fresh pair of striped high-waisted culottes and the block heeled sandals, or wearing it with the sneakers for a low-key look.
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The Mi Mix 2 was a more refined and usable version of the original, and this year's 63S is the best Mi Mix yet: it adds wireless charging, a dual-camera system, and Qualcomm's fastest processor, the Snapdragon 845.
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A viewer who stays tuned is treated to a leap from the twentysomething hot mess of Lena Dunham's show to a slightly more refined version of 30s reality — with much of the same madness going on beneath the surface.
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But then, seeming to struggle with his more refined message — a deliberate effort by Mr. Trump and his newly expanded campaign team to prepare him for the rigors of a general election — Mr. Trump paused and turned, briefly, reflective.
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By colliding TLC's "No Scrubs" with Led Zeppelin's "Stairway to Heaven" and basking in the composite's zany eccentricity, Mouth Moods definitely feels like a stronger development in the series; Cicierega's software and sampling skills have each become more refined.
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Even if a more refined study results in a different numerical value for the electrical potential inside the storm, it is quite likely that the approach of using cosmic ray muons to study thunderstorms will continue to be developed.
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They found that those who reported consuming more refined carbohydrates — like white bread, processed foods, and added sugars — were up to 15% more likely to experience insomnia that those who ate more whole foods, fruits, veggies, and whole grains.
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And since the Tilt Brush set-up shown is fairly massive, and the artists are signed up for a residency, we'll likely see a few more refined and elaborate pieces of VR art from the artists in the coming weeks.
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Hammond, Indiana (CNN)Hillary Clinton brought a more refined version of her Rust Belt messaging to Indiana on Tuesday, hoping to avoid a repeat of Bernie Sanders' upset victory in Michigan that marked the most stinging defeat of her primary campaign.
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Export quotas for products will also be important, because if both state majors and teapots can export more refined fuels, they may import more crude, especially if margins for key products such as diesel and gasoline remain robust in Asia.
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At first, the bartenders at El Abajeño spiked their cazuelas with Blanco Madero—a fiery aguardiente made from sugar cane in the northern state of Coahuila—but they soon began using more refined and locally produced tequila in its place.
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He said it would be a mistake to think that "automatic technical solutions, filters devised by ever more refined algorithms in order to identify and block the spread of abusive and harmful images, are sufficient to deal with these problems".
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At first blush, this looks like a repeat of the zinc story with the country importing more refined metal to offset reduced availability of raw materials, in this case the nickel ore used by China's nickel pig iron (NPI) sector.
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But there is also a more refined account, one shared by the Trump lovers at Bob's Diner and the Trump loathers at the Panera Bread down the road: Anti-Trump motivation is abundant, but in close races, candidates still matter.
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In North America and Europe, the team noted, the effect of lowering saturated fat was essentially negated by people's consumption of more "refined grains, fruit juice, sweet desserts and snacks, sugar-sweetened beverages, and other foods" that hardly promote good health.
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Always more daring and credibly soulful than his grunge contemporaries, Mr. Dulli — his vocal arsenal a rasping whisper-scream-falsetto roulette — has grown only more refined as his arrangements have expanded, with strings and horns now cutting the razor-edge guitars.
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He has worked behind the scenes, one pro bono shoot at a time, in an effort to manufacture a new image for the right, one that casts the figureheads of the political fringe in a more refined, almost majestic light.
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They told Wall Street analysts on an earnings call they now expect the deal to close at the end of the third or beginning of the fourth quarter, a more refined expectation than the previously forecast second half of the year.
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Women with the highest dietary glycemic index scores - meaning they consumed more refined carbohydrates like white bread, sweets and sugary soda - were 11% more likely than women with the lowest scores to report insomnia at the start of the study period.
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The state was once flush with distilleries — in 1911 there were 44, half of them in central Baltimore — and advertisements from the late 19th century promote the drink as a more refined alternative to its rougher cousins from Kentucky and Pennsylvania.
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To prove it we rounded up vibrant favors that run the gamut of stylish accessories to more refined gag goods — whether it's matching sets everyone will actually wear again, or chic-NSFW cookie cutters that the whole crew will want to bake with.
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Looking back, the original Pixel was quite ugly, and while the Pixel 2 offered a more refined aesthetic, it didn't have the same kind of charm or personality you get on other flagship phones like the P20 Pro or Galaxy S8/S9.
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For areas like machine translation and parsing, which is what lets software understand syntactic structures and more easily answer questions, accuracy and proficiency is getting more and more refined, but with diminishing returns as algorithms get ever closer human-level understanding of language.
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Whether you're distilling a fine cask of whisky or launching a new startup venture, it pays to remember that success comes from staying true to your roots while viewing the journey as an opportunity for experimentation, leading to an ever more refined product.
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Sri Lanka's sole oil refinery, state-run Ceylon Petroleum Corporation's decades-old 50,000 bpd plant, was originally configured to run on Iranian crude and Sri Lanka had to import more refined oil products after U.S. sanctions led it to stop imports from Iran.
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If more refined measures of GDP do only a better job of accounting for the consumption of material goods and services, they will not capture the paradoxical phenomenon so sharply articulated in the book by Hirsch, a former financial editor at The Economist.
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During Ryan's nearly two decades on Capitol Hill, conservative messaging around those policy goals has become more refined and, until the current Congress took aim at Obamacare last year and launched a progressive revival, a political "third rail" slowly being starved of voltage.
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For more refined fare, Santosh and his wife, Deepti, took me to Gymkhana, a members-only golf course with a restaurant serving local classics: octopus curry, dim sum and millionaire's salad, an expensive local delicacy of hearts of palm paired with smoked marlin.
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Chuck E. Cheese's exterior is also getting a facelift, ditching the purple-and-red awnings and checkerboard paneling as well as the iconic logo of its mouse mascot Chuck E. The new design features softer colors, more refined signage and an updated logo.
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"They used a much more refined and quantitative approach to estimate exposure than I've seen in this area," said John Meeker, a professor of environmental health sciences at the University of Michigan School of Public Health, who was not a part of the research team.
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It's a little traditional, but it's a little more refined at the tip, which I happen to think elongates a look rather than something that's really round, So when we're talking about brown versus black, a brown shoe is actually much more versatile than black.
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At Parilla Don Jorge, the cordero dish is served artfully, with a rib and a piece of backbone delicately balanced on top of a large chunk of thigh—surely a more refined presentation than the ranchers bothered with when they feasted out in the countryside.
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It's also not the case that Indian refiners have been exporting more refined fuels such as diesel and gasoline, with product exports actually rising in July to 5.07 million tonnes from June's 4.69 million, although they were down slightly from 5.34 million in July 2018.
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Such spatial mutability is more refined in the "Homage to the Square" paintings, which often read simultaneously as receding, like a sunken walled court; protruding, like a flat-topped pyramid; and holding steady in a single slightly vibrating plane — a temple gate to another world.
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Crude oil imports are up 12 percent in the first 11 months of 113 compared to the same period a year earlier as China continues to fill strategic storage, as well as allowing smaller, independent refiners to import more crude and export more refined fuels.
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The more refined end of that spectrum might include "Body Heat" (Tuesday), Lawrence Kasdan's sweat-drenched 28 rehash of "Double Indemnity," starring Kathleen Turner, in her first film role, as a femme fatale and an on-the-rise William Hurt as a credulous lawyer.
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Spot might not be as advanced as ATLAS is, but in videos it appears far more refined and polished, and it offers a lot of genuinely useful functionality you don't see in other four-legged robots currently on the market, including Sony's reborn AIBO.
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And now it's back with the third-generation, the MX Master 3, that once again raises the bar with an even more refined version of its hardware that makes the already great scroll wheel even better and finally switches to USB-C for charging.
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The more refined end of that spectrum might include "Body Heat" (Tuesday), Lawrence Kasdan's sweat-drenched 1981 rehash of "Double Indemnity," starring Kathleen Turner, in her first film role, as a femme fatale and an on-the-rise William Hurt as a credulous lawyer.
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In this adaptation of Tolstoy's novel, Anna Karenina (Keira Knightley) embarks upon her famous and doomed affair, and the story's other heroine, Kitty (Alicia Vikander), comes of age, experiences her first heartbreak and emerges with a more refined sense of what she wants and needs.
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Foreign palates didn't always agree with Li's most inventive creations, so in late 2016 he collaborated with award-winning local bartender Reeve Yip to create a more refined menu that continues to focus on local ingredients and nostalgic concepts, but with more digestible reference points.
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In his 14 years shuttling back and forth between Perugia and the United States to do research, he said he's observed a trend toward larger portions and more refined carbs like bread, pasta, and sugar, instead of more fruits and vegetables or lean meats and fish.
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Doctors and diabetes advocates point out that while ReliOn may help patients in a pinch, especially those without health insurance, it's also a formulation (known as "human" insulin) that came on the market in the 299s, more than a decade before more refined insulins started to emerge.
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FUEL DEMAND It's also not the case that Indian refiners have been exporting more refined fuels such as diesel and gasoline, with product exports actually rising in July to 5.07 million tonnes from June's 4.69 million, although they were down slightly from 5.34 million in July 2018.
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On the campaign trail, he has excelled in more refined settings — with business groups, for instance, or in academia — laying out his agenda in measured tones, his arguments smooth and precise, against the backdrop of an artful PowerPoint presentation, or nimbly engaging in question-and-answer sessions.
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Despite embracing a more refined sense of style since her wild and crazy "Wrecking Ball" days, Miley still shows off her playful side with her fashion choices, like when she wore a pair of bedazzled platform heels to the show this week — which came with an interesting backstory.
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The Escape's cabin will also take on a more refined, car-like look, reflecting the fact that Ford expects it to pick up many of the buyers it might otherwise lose as it abandons such familiar sedan nameplates as the Fiesta, Focus and Fusion over the next several years.
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He's been saying this for years—in far more refined terms—through his books Food Rules, The Botany of Desire, The Omnivore's Dilemma, and In Defense of Food, among others, in which he's investigated factory farms, unpronounceable additives, and the many corporate interests that have hijacked our food system.
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When this happens, Reber has demonstrated that neuronal firing becomes more refined in the visual cortex, and more intense in an area of the brain called the basil ganglia, also known to house the kind of motor memory that allows us to ride a bicycle, or play guitar.
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Watson, one of the N.F.L.'s singular talents — a player who just might have set all sorts of rookie quarterback marks had he not torn a knee ligament, halting his 245.7 season seven games in — resembled his former self in full, only a more refined version of it.
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They can do both, their argument goes, because they not only have more data on what the audience wants — and, with their algorithm's help, are better able to personalize the experience — but also their system of analyzing taste is more refined than that of others in the industry.
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With the more open and intentional database of gun files that Defcad represents, Wilson believes he can create a collection of files that's both more comprehensive and more refined, with higher accuracy, more detailed models for every component, giving machinists all the data they need to make or remix them.
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The inspiration for this puzzle was bird poop — I was going to end my blurb there, but I'll go on — which morphed into the more refined bird droppings, which became the original revealer for this puzzle, in which four five-letter bird names are embedded in the long Down entries.
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My app is but one note in the mighty chorus of white-noise generators, an exploding industry of mechanical and digital devices; apps and websites, and Sonos and Spotify playlists that grows ever more refined, as if to block out the increased rate of speeding, the wrecks, on the information superhighway.
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As the drag queen Dorian Corey explained in Jennie Livingston's 1990 film "Paris Is Burning," which explored drag-ball culture in queer communities of color and helped bring shade into the mainstream, shade is a more refined form of barb-slinging than "reading," which tends to involve more exaggerated pronouncements.
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Android 9 Pie, known as Android P before its launch, isn't exactly the biggest update to come to the operating system, but it does include cool features like a Digital Wellbeing app to help you manage how much you stare at your phone, as well as more refined control over myriad notifications.
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The hottest hot take seems to be "marijuana is going mainstream"—an analysis that rather snobbishly presumes this cultural exchange will be a one-way street, with kids in garish tie-dyes taking a back seat to make way for the more refined tastes of Wall Street weed CEO's and stiletto stoners.
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They are looking for production, and in the years since Ordóñez faded from the game—he broke his arm on F.P. Santangelo's helmet in May of 2000, missed the Mets' run to the World Series, and never quite got it back—those people have used increasingly more refined means to quantify that value.
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" Addressing the calendar's shift from titillating to a touch more refined, the photographer made it clear his shots were a celebration of beauty, regardless of age, shape or background: "Beauty today is really twisted, for commercial reasons, so people think beautiful is what you see in advertising and in magazines — all these retouched women.
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Dynasties celebrates these animals simply because they are a gorgeous and weird thing on our planet, desperate to make it; they are not just like us but they are also not nihilist monsters with no philosophies, they came from a long line of animals just like them, each generation microscopically wiser and more refined.
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Vimeo pivots business from media to tech If you ever hoped that Vimeo might evolve to challenge YouTube meaningfully as a video portal with a slightly more refined aesthetic and better curation, those hopes should now officially be dashed: the IAC-owned property is pivoting to become a stock footage destination, its CEO told Sara Fischer.
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After hearing from his publicist that Corpsegrinder—born George Fisher—is a whiskey drinker, I thought it'd be fun to take him someplace a little different than the usual dingy metal bars where he's spent the majority of his professional life, and showcase the more refined side of a man known best for screaming about murder.
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A more functional process, in which legislation was debated at the committee level, opened up to a wide range of ideas, and subjected to testimony and input from experts, could have allowed for more time to study some of the potential effects of various proposals, and led to a more refined and well-thought out piece of legislation.
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It has been no more conciliatory in the more private, more refined surroundings in which it pleaded its case: court documents released by the Court of Arbitration for Sport on Wednesday showed the club's considerable legal team had leveled all of the same charges at UEFA there, too, in the hope of having the investigation annulled.
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Download Steam, from which Stardew has been downloaded over a million times, and you find a trove of games that, for now, are thought more refined and dignified than console games; they also feature fewer massacres, consume less floor space that the room-swallowing sofa-television-PlayStation matrix, and can easily toggle with, say, Microsoft Word.
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Given that he is a skilled outdoorsman and a member of the National Rifle Association who owns dozens of firearms, among them a Benelli Super Black Eagle II (for hunting waterfowl) and an AR-platform semiautomatic rifle (for marksmanship competitions), Mr. Trump also connects with heartland voters in a way that his more refined sister Ivanka may not.
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I'm deeply familiar with the glories of MrSpeakers' Ether Flows, Focal's Utopia, Audeze's MX4, and Sennheiser's HD 800 S and, yes, those more expensive headphones are technically superior — wider in their soundstage, more intricate in their detailing of individual instruments, more refined and cohesive in their expression — but knowing that doesn't take anything away from my enjoyment of the closed Aeons.
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Instead, many bridal parties (of course, if the person getting married even chooses to have a bridal party at all), are going for more refined, laid-back looks: Some settle on color scheme or fabric and let the dresses vary from there, others are still a bit matchy-matchy (just, in a good way), and some are even all wearing white.
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Still, House Speaker Paul Ryan's response made it clear that even if the Republican line is more refined than Trump's bombast, it's still essentially an attempt to dodge responsibility: For a comparison, it's helpful to look back at the Hurricane Katrina aftermath, which included a report from a Republican-dominated Congress that was extremely critical of the George W. Bush administration.
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They suggest formerly hidden depths of subtlety in Mr. Rousteing's creative arsenal, and the possibility that more refined layers could, indeed, be built into the collection that would appeal to a wider group of women, much in the way Dolce & Gabbana may promote an image of lusty Italian corseted mamas, but sell a whole lot of terrifically cut pinstriped suits.
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On Thinking Out Loud he diverts slightly from the traditional trap sounds of KoM to create a more refined and accessible picture of his life, collaborating with other big names like Ty Dolla Sign and DRAM for bangers that feel more club-ready than his previous output, while still delivering the invigorating narratives that have become a staple of his appeal.
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Extreme VS-Forceis the latest entry into the larger Extreme Vs. franchise, but it's the first game in the series to be localized to the US. The Extreme Vs. games feel like highly polished versions of Virtual-On: A friendlier control scheme, smoother gameplay, and a more refined set of rules turn every encounter into a high-speed tactical melee.
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I think as you're able to refine and get into the very fine details that's what gives the songs even more breadth, which is cool because what you're saying about contracting and expanding and it all being the same... it's really clear that this U.F.O.F. is more refined than anything you've done—it feels like each time it is the your vision is getting.
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It is an absolute certainty that, with sufficient thought, a new mechanism may someday be designed, capable of integrating thousands of talented individuals and existing organizations into a sort of parallel civic ecosystem, growing ever more refined in its functioning while perpetually expanding its user base on an invitation basis, and in such a way as to maintain a high average level of competence.
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Henry put the buzzy shared-plate bistro Au Passage on the map before he opened the more refined Bones (now called Jones, under new leadership), while Kelly, who'd spent time cooking at the British chef Fergus Henderson's pioneering nose-to-tail eatery St. John in London, took over for Henry at Au Passage before running the kitchen at the lively 11th arrondissement bistro Yard.
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