That "refinement" has been the problem — eliciting periodic uprisings.
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With a little refinement, these hackers could be onto something.
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But Roku's voice commands are still in need of refinement.
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LM: I hope they act with more refinement when courting.
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Japan has something of a reputation for sophistication and refinement.
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Making useful lists has been a lifelong process of refinement.
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Despite its success, the GPS system needs refinement, Galgallo said.
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"There has to be a level of refinement," he said.
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Studying fashion brought a level of refinement to my work.
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Its music was a refinement of an intensely vernacular sound.
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"Japanese food is all about refinement, abstraction clarity," he said.
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Safranski is an energetic writer, without much refinement or subtlety.
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For me, this is the summit of refinement and restraint.
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Therefore, we review every vehicle for even the smallest refinement.
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Data volume is foundational to algorithmic refinement in AI performance.
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With further refinement, we can improve braking distance beyond initial specs.
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If 2016 was the resurrection of gadgets, 2017 was the refinement.
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The thing that LG design continues to lack, however, is refinement.
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But two years of refinement have made a world of difference.
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But it was all due to this refinement process in post.
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It wasn't about study or dancing or spiritualism or aesthetic refinement.
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Those sprints do not feel that fast; maybe it's the refinement.
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The Lightpad Block M is mostly a refinement over its predecessor.
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Like Photos, Safari also brings more content refinement than previous versions.
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Alain Locke led a life of scrupulous refinement and slashing contradiction.
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This method can yield wines of gorgeous complexity, refinement and finesse.
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Celebrities and citizens both dripped with new Negro refinement and verve.
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The videos actually capture the rawness, the sheer lack of refinement.
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Considering the comfort and refinement, the effort may be worth it.
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A refinement from tribal hatreds and primitive fears to common bonds.
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Another thing the two friends shared was a sense of refinement.
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Like its predecessor, the Series 3 is mostly a vehicle for refinement.
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Here's what YouTuber is no stranger to the refinement of precious metals.
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It's a pleasant blend of Audi refinement and mid-engine driving dynamics.
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Everything coming from these headphones has impact and presence, but also refinement.
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What you'll hear from them are words like craftsmanship, minimalism, and refinement.
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But the refinement of cost-benefit calculations is itself a costly activity.
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When asked about the increase, Birnbaum offered another refinement of the explanation.
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There are other issues around accountability and accreditation that could use refinement.
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It can be an exacting skill, capable of great beauty and refinement.
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So I think that was part of the refinement that people heard.
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In a further refinement, the Japanese state bribed and coerced manufacturing companies.
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After intermission, there was more of a sense of this orchestra's refinement.
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The tock is the refinement of that architecture and a new generation.
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Considering the concept was hand-built, the level of refinement was remarkable.
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Decisions at this level of refinement become ever less scientific, less medical.
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And Thrun and Vander Lind acknowledge there's more refinement to be done.
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There's aggression but with refinement: knife-edge sharpness balanced with comforting smoothness.
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But minimalism is also meant to project taste, refinement and aesthetic knowledge.
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The Aim Controller is a sleeker, more solid refinement of the Sharp Shooter.
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A successful business pitch takes "a lot of refinement and practice," he said.
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Indeed, many well-traveled documentaries undergo significant refinement after first showing in public.
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Other aspects of Clear Labs' analysis will require further refinement before they're useful.
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Their method is a refinement of the major work that came before them.
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But that refinement increases already high baseline costs, before regulatory cuts and shipping.
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That took years of refinement, which we didn't have the time to do.
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Compared to similarly priced Ferraris or McLarens, the Huracán lacks some interior refinement.
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We respond to a certain refinement and nuance, a certain quality of execution.
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No other name in America symbolizes great wealth and refinement like the Rockefellers.
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Unfortunately, the fussy drivetrain saps a lot of refinement out of the experience.
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In this labyrinthine realm of luxury and refinement, time seemed to be meaningless.
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Compared with his brash successor, Nicolas Sarkozy, he seemed a model of refinement.
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Major initiatives will need time for policy development, congressional deliberation, rollout and further refinement.
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Performing athleticism, sportsmanship, refinement, and sisterly love has been the key to their success.
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It makes sense on paper, but I think there's still room for more refinement.
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The decade wasn't exactly known for its refinement — and nail art was no exception.
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A 2013 Soul is vastly different from the current generation in engineering and refinement.
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After all, each tool requires continued refinement if it's going to continue to grow.
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Another refinement has been dealing with the toxic effects that these treatments can trigger.
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You can turn off the shortcut dot entirely, but some refinement is needed here.
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At the height of its popularity, the color white signified upper class and refinement.
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All involve further refinement of the Westminster-style parliamentary system Singapore inherited from Britain.
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Their latest phones exhibit an accelerating momentum toward truly top-tier design and refinement.
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But it's a strong refinement of the existing formula, particularly in the speed department.
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There is surely room for refinement, but Perry's proposal is the opposite of refined.
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But the tragedy is lightly told, with Russo-French refinement rather than Italian sobs.
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So, too, does the extraction and refinement of metals like lithium, nickel, and cobalt.
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Mr. Lisiecki's blend of youthful brilliance, refinement and grace are perfect for this music.
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Now, Falvey said, the Twins are better positioned to develop prospects needing pitch refinement.
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Her technical agility and lyrical refinement were ideal for the florid bel canto repertory.
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But the wire is a continuing presence, an undercurrent of refinement but also protection.
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But Mr. Hader's dialed-down take reflects the movie's tempered refinement of the original.
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To match the refinement of their subjects, the artists lavish their panels with meticulous brushwork.
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Like much the rest of the phone, the camera system is less rethinking than refinement.
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I now find the amalgamation of opera house refinement and mountain goat ability perversely appealing.
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By contrast, Grace Kelly projected refinement and poise in person, onscreen, and in other media.
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The technology is awesome, but its execution in a portable form factor still needs refinement.
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Certainly more refinement is needed before the wheels would ever be ready for commercial use.
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There's a degree of detail, resolution, and refinement to this sound that honestly feels real.
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The V6 growl is missed, but the overall refinement of the CX-9 is tangible.
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We came away impressed by both vehicles' comfort, refinement, build quality, tech offerings, and performance.
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Mr. Martineau played beautifully throughout the program, bringing refinement yet appropriate fervor to the music.
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I mean, for someone so clearly lacking experience and refinement in the art of--Ow!
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The reaction so far: Apple was right to call this a refinement of macOS Sierra.
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Then he shaped the melody that unfolds in sighing, descending phrases with elegance and refinement.
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After a long refinement process, Netflix finally released its first "global" recommendation engine in December.
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The luxury sport sedan now assumes a familiar shape and must exude muscularity and refinement.
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"the pig," where he reinterprets old school Danish fast food classics with a touch of refinement.
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Here's hoping Sony doesn't give up, because with a little refinement, this concept could be great.
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"From a conservative's perspective, there are a number of things that need further refinement," Sanford said.
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The HGV landed on its own, providing researchers with "effective" data for further testing and refinement.
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That may well be what dreaming is — it's the refinement of our understanding of the world.
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This was due to the company's experienced management team, asset enhancement, tenant refinement and promotional activities.
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The difference reflects a subtle refinement of the World Bank's method since its report was published.
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And while it's the right move to prevent distraction, it could use further refinement on execution.
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The upshot, after years of refinement, is a new and better way of examining biological molecules.
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Refinement is a set of gestures and a rarified presentation to express superiority and good taste.
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With further refinement, economised screw compressors could make carbon dioxide an effective alternative to R-1234yf.
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If we're going to go look at the Dutch masters, there's a refinement and an elegance.
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Given how crucial Texas is to oil refinement for the entire country, that's an enormous disruption.
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The "Essential Recordings" collection has a few examples of extreme refinement without any loss of vitality.
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There is now greater stability in the firm's equity investment process after several years of refinement.
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The skill level, accuracy and refinement of the All Blacks are a step above other teams.
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So I'd say it looks like a solid refinement and evolution upon last year's Note 8.
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"We thought there needed to be much more detail and refinement of those metrics," she said.
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It'll be the culmination of years of work and refinement, entrancing guest spots and intermittent singles.
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The G70 has received excellent critical reviews for its combination of refinement, performance and sharp design.
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But when they do seek out a collaborator, it's one with both iconoclastic panache and refinement.
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There was plenty of Mr. Thibaudet's trademark refinement in his playing of lacy, ruminative, lyrical passages.
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Ruby likes rough edges, but Simons, a true couturier, recommended more refinement in a garment's finishing.
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At first, there were a lot of effort put in to conduct a pilot and refinement.
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But no refinement of voluntary market remedies will fix the deeper mess of the airline industry.
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Cummings said his new brand kit will add "more refinement and specificity" to his company's voice.
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And don't forget the Honda Civic Hatchback Sport, which delivers refinement and spunk for just $22,000.
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"Science is a process of refinement, and every bit builds on what went before," Cameron says.
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I chose lavender as a motif because the flower is defined by refinement, grace, and elegance.
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This vision of fin-de-siècle refinement seems like something out of the pages of Proust.
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According to Tuesday's announcement, the company is planning "continued rollout and refinement" of its peak pricing plan.
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It wasn't engineered, from the outset, to be a touring car so it lacked comfort and refinement.
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The Galaxy S7 is all about refinement: The camera is, once again, better than last year's model.
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This process of refinement has been going on almost continuously since carmaking began at Sindelfingen in 1926.
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The evening was a rare moment of refinement in an otherwise crude election season that's occupied Washington.
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Most well-off Americans long ago traded in Lincolns and Cadillacs for the refinement of Teutonic marques.
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Science is engaged in a continuous process of refinement to uncover ever-closer approximations to the truth.
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It offers more flexibility, capability and refinement than its rivals at a price that is seriously competitive.
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"It appears feasible — with further refinement — to draw Facebook-quality relationship inferences from telephone metadata," they write.
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"Needs a few more days of refinement," was the reason Musk gave for the change of plans.
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Fisher II "does not necessarily mean the university may rely on [its] policy without refinement", he wrote.
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Virgos can come across as poised and reserved, but beneath the refinement is a force of sensuality.
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"There will no doubt be another format or refinement or elevation of the format," Fuller told Billboard.
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Kennedy's "The Bitchelor" performance was gag-worthy, but I still think her looks lacked taste and refinement.
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The Pendry's excellent food and drink and well-considered décor bring refinement to the tourist-trodden Gaslamp.
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Through increasing refinement, they've become less dangerous and more predictable, no longer that dare we once knew.
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His game could use some refinement but he is the best player in a strong draft class.
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And while the company initially was described as a blockchain-based system, that's also had some refinement.
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Bronze statuette works grew in refinement and finish later in the Renaissance and into the Baroque era.
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He began the recital with Schumann's tender "Scenes of Childhood" suite, played with delicacy and poetic refinement.
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El Museo del Barrio Mexican street food, done with some refinement, is the order of the day.
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Plus, I didn't think the ride and refinement suffered much as a result of this fun focus.
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His style lacks refinement, as if he's just trying to get the job done with pure force.
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"Cornelia Street" is the wistful electronic ballad she's been trying to write for years, a tailored refinement of 2017's "Delicate" (itself a refinement of 2014's "Out of the Woods"): over a constant, shimmery synth glow, she whispers a story about the merging of place and memory.
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Persona 210, the first main entry in the series in nearly a decade, continues a tradition of refinement.
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His 30-year-old Suntory Hall in Tokyo is still a benchmark for acoustic refinement and visual elegance.
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The troops in India may have preferred darker, sweeter porter, but the wealthier traders hankered after more refinement.
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This device also has the performance and design refinement to stand proudly among the best 2019 flagship phones.
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But, as with Moncur's piano-tuning, practising a craft to this degree of refinement is an impressive feat.
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It's just that they now cost way too much for the level of quality and refinement they provide.
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"There's a lot of refinement that needs to happen," said Karl Campbell, a program director at Island Conservation.
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But Biebs, a very particular man of taste and refinement, needed to hear it on his own terms.
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He views the new mission as a "refinement," with closeness nested as a more specific form of connection.
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His cotton manuscript gloves left no one in any doubt that Spitalfields was unendurable to anyone of refinement.
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It was clunky, hard to open, and looked like something that needed months, if not years, of refinement.
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The best I can do is imagine it being bearable, and that's after a few years of refinement.
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And it did it all with a refinement and style that I've never before seen from a Chevy.
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Her diction, too, was in contrast to the refinement of her face and the delicacy of her clothing.
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We're reluctant to out ourselves because what we'd be revealing is our lack of refinement, our own ignorance.
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Abandoning the refinement of "The Age of Bronze," it shrugs off beauty, which requires a degree of detachment.
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She made some tweaks; her dancers peeled away from the line with more refinement but no less verve.
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"It's kind of our baby, the one we've put the most design and refinement effort into," Sara explained.
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Intuitive eating is a lifelong journey and a constant refinement of my relationship with my body and self.
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For "the elevation and refinement of musical taste," he has "done more than any man living," Barnum writes.
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This performance is an example to all artists of what it means to blend refinement, directness and sensitivity.
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"But in those times, jewelry was a huge part of everyday life — a part of elegance and refinement."
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The system is in a constant state of refinement, with temporary options ranging from time-sensitive to whimsical.
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This is one of just a few prototypes, so I wasn't expecting a production-ready level of refinement.
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Mr. Klein said they expected refinement and subtle changes at the Monkey Bar with Mr. Tanis in charge.
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There followed a long period of refinement and maturation, which is more than some guerrilla outfits can say.
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Buying in bulk would lower these costs, but future refinement of the product may increase others, Raman said.
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In another interview with The Times, on the eve of the Republican National Convention, he offered a refinement.
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The FUV is the result of more than a decade's worth of iteration and refinement on Arcimoto's part.
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Oil platforms and refineries The Gulf of Mexico and its coastline are hotbeds of oil drilling and refinement.
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"Formation" feels like a refinement and amplification of that album — it's sinewy and thrusting, but also angular and tough.
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With each iteration and refinement in the procedures, the researchers found they could do better science in less time.
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He is of a lower status because his peers all marvel at the refinement of the other man's card.
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The power shoulders of the coat, the necklace that low-key looks like a weapon, refinement of the turtleneck.
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This one is very much about refinement and ushering in a new era of third-party software on macOS.
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Baldwin Park, a successful residential development with a commercial heart, in nearby Orlando, was a refinement of the idea.
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Definitely not with the same refinement, but with a similar fluidity of faces, and appropriately commercial for our age.
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Microsoft has been gradually improving Windows 10 with these productivity-focused features for years, and this refinement will continue.
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What it suggests is that the simple formula—politicians make voters happier, voters return them to power—needs refinement.
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"Unless they are already close to that look and want a little refinement I won't do it," he says.
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Is a few hundred dollars off really worth the lack of refinement you want in a last-mile vehicle?
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Remarkably, the popularity of paper planners has actually increased in recent years despite the refinement of smartphone technologies. Why?
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At CES today, Lenovo is unveiling its latest refinement of its twisting and flipping laptop: the Yoga 900S. h2.
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"I felt the orchestra needed from me a certain level of refinement to the sound," Mr. Nézet-Séguin said.
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You'll also have to deal with a bit less refinement than you may expect from the gasoline F-Pace.
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But it's a start, especially for those who don't have the the time right now for refinement or finesse.
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Her dance moves are tight and small, a tacit acknowledgement of the refinement, and indeed confinement, of her sexuality.
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In his latest show, the designer made a hash of the seasons and conventional notions of refinement and taste.
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" He said the iPhone 8 and 8 Plus feel like a swan song, "an ultimate refinement before eternal retirement.
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With the Cybertruck (or CYBRTRCK, as Musk styles it), all that refinement goes out the slightly spider-webbed window.
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But now we're trying to apply this principle of refinement in our own cooking by experimenting with new things.
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But China's rich continue amassing ever greater fortunes and want what they see as the trappings of respectable refinement.
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This show is a study in ultra-refinement in which art, craft and invention collude in a burnished glow.
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With a higher monthly subscription going forward, the app itself will need further refinement to justify the recurring bill.
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When they arrived, the Canyon and Colorado ushered in a new era of refinement and civility in the class.
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" In a recent email, Ms. Becker wrote: "Nadia Morgenthaler's jewelry possesses an exquisite refinement, both of design and craftsmanship.
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Soul jazz is often misconstrued as the product of an era, when it's really the refinement of a disposition.
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But Mr. Sestito said he is working on men's collections for 2018, blending technical achievement with Graff's customary refinement.
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For example, the Paperwork Reduction Act process has been criticized as taking too long and in need of refinement.
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In Los Angeles, a certain gang of architects are taking architectural collage-making to new heights of synthesis and refinement.
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EVOLUTION Soul jazz is often misconstrued as the product of an era, when it's really the refinement of a disposition.
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That's the thing about laptops: they don't change their form very often; they just get more refinement and more powerful.
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What I see when I look at the 2017 edition of the OnePlus flagship is a necessary maturation and refinement.
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But that endearment could easily turn to judgement if people demand refinement in exchange for social mobility and mainstream acceptance.
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The Bugatti Chiron was designed to be the ultimate grand touring car, combining outrageous power with comfort, ease and refinement.
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It was closed-shop, walled-garden software production, and it paid off with a great degree of polish and refinement.
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The Board noted that it added the social visibility and particularity requirements as a refinement in order to provide clarification.
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There's lots of room and opportunity for improvement and refinement before these gestures are shipped to all of OnePlus' customers.
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It is all about refinement—fixing what was broken with the S6 while packing in more and more cool stuff.
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It's a much-needed cleanup and refinement for the big changes that came in Wear OS 2.0 (née Android Wear).
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Many of the Find X's failings can be ironed out with better attention to detail and more time for refinement.
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A mathematical refinement of this idea has implications for pre-empting both terrorist activity and the progression of infectious disease.
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Keating's refinement period was an attempt to find his own hushed and unassuming voice in a world of exuberant maximalism.
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WCS already has Chandler's bounce and defensive intensity, and is in hot pursuit of his refinement and attention to detail.
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It more closely resembles the material of some of Canon's other mirrorless cameras, like the M24, but with more refinement.
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" He also noted that "people of refinement avoid vivid colors in their dress and the objects that are about them.
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While numbers and efficiency aren't exciting, the Sonata plug-in satisfies through refinement, spaciousness and gas-sipping with little sacrifice.
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Today we take localized approaches, including local moderators, local content and moderation policies, local refinement of global policies, and more.
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Hay fever so closely hewed to class lines, in fact, it was seen as a mark of civilization and refinement.
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The edge detection and refinement of the mask is all handled by an AI-powered algorithm that's invisible to users.
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Many say such "uncivilized behavior" will stop only when people improve their suzhi, a Chinese term meaning quality or refinement.
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Then, time for a spot of gothic refinement by Sébastien Meunier, the creative director at Ann Demeulemeester, at 1 p.m.
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Or should it be North Dakota State quarterback Carson Wentz, the action figure with a cannon arm and little refinement?
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Conversing with someone of opposing views often leads to refinement of your arguments, thus strengthening them, greater empathy and understanding.
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But after nearly ten years of endless expansion and addenda with minimal refinement, the simple mechanics metastasized into something else.
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Josie's got her elbows on the table and is slurping out of a straw — there's no refinement about Josie Tyrell.
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Yet he is also a composer of considerable refinement, who can weave ethereal textures from a few carefully chosen pitches.
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But from the Sugarplum Fairy's refinement to the harsh sweep of "Kammermusik No. 2," her dancing has shown many facets.
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She brought the refinement and creative imagination of the modern dance world and changed how American musical comedy could look.
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The words to know now when it comes to Scandinavian refinement, we're reliably told, are now lykke, lagom and janteloven.
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Both have a knack for writing music with repetition and refinement at its heart and a darkly tinted harmonic beauty.
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JAZZ Soul jazz is often misconstrued as the product of an era, when it's really the refinement of a disposition.
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His two seasons working at Atelier Versace have also translated into an increased sense of refinement in his own work.
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FARE has been hard at work over the last year and a half on legislator education, policy refinement and advocacy.
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The new Impreza is a solid effort by Subaru to add style and refinement to a car loved by loyalists.
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Could one not rather conceive of hell as a way station of refinement and purification for those transitioning to paradise?
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For engaging handling or refinement in this size, go with the Honda Civic, Chevy Cruze, Hyundai Elantra or Mazda 3.
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Today we take localised approaches, including local moderators, local content and moderation policies, local refinement of global policies, and more.
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The exports-first response to the adversity of the late 1990s is a refinement of a tried-and-trusted German model.
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In this sense, then, refinement applies not only to product direction, it applies even to the aura of the conference itself.
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Algorithms can be biased, machine learning systems require endless refinement, and the hardest and most important problems are still largely unexplored.
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It lumbers around without a sense of poise or refinement, making it hard to place the truck where you want it.
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The Tundra offers none of the refinement of the luxurious trims of the competition and the options list is significantly shorter.
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But underneath that you would think that he would be very sophisticated and have a kind of refinement and so forth.
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One hoped-for refinement is to produce traps light enough to be carried, deployed and collected by actual, human-built drones.
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We think of design as a holistic process from the beginning all the way to continuous refinement after you ship something.
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There's a lot of refinement needed before glasses wearers would even consider switching to a contact lens that offered such functionality.
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Martin would go on to transform her surfaces through color, less as embellishment than as a process of clarification and refinement.
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Wiggins needs some refinement, but his instincts, athleticism, and body type all suggest that he could be a prototypical shutdown wing.
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More than anything, the Air feels like a refinement of the company's first two folding drones, the Mavic Pro and Spark.
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""In order to ensure the highest quality, we review every vehicle for even the smallest refinement before it leaves the factory.
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So the court's reference last week to the "substantial clarification and refinement in the positions of the parties" presents a puzzle.
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In order to ensure the highest quality, we review every vehicle for even the smallest refinement before it leaves the factory.
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Both are strong contenders with virtually identical levels of refinement, ride quality, comfort, interior ergonomics, cabin space, and even fuel economy.
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Later that year, the firm was renamed the Winkler-Koch Engineering Co. A groundbreaking gasoline-refinement technique bolstered the young company.
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He named the brand after the Victorian era in England, wanting to evoke the refinement of this period in his lingerie.
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This routine has been followed for virtually all the 36 dates so far on the band's tour: performance, grinding refinement, performance.
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According to Gregor, their work indicates that there's no need for 20 questions or a gradual refinement of knowledge after all.
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There's some complicated engineering refinement going on, but the end result is a turntable that always spins smoothly at any speed.
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I think that the Jane album, you hear more refinement in the approach and in the overall aggression of the record.
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In the gallery, guided by an art critic who compares Vermeer's refinement to that of Chinese artists, he studies the painting.
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It showed me a world where alcohol was no big deal; drinking it often was a sign of maturity and refinement.
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Nevertheless, Twitter lends itself best to the refinement of people's views in conversation with people they already share some sympathy with.
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No, you won't get the refinement and vault-like quality of the Audi Q7, nor the hybrid tech of the MDX.
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Wright might not have prioritized comfort in his work, but he believed that even good designs were often worthy of refinement.
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More concretely, a reader can see her diary as a sequence that catalogues the refinement of her self-proclaimed "wild" writing.
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" While newer versions of tascas "bring a touch of refinement," he said, "the Portuguese traditional tasca cuisine continues to be there.
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The refinement may take as long as a week; both the process and the potency of the final antibodies can vary.
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A Persian friend in New York, a man of taste and refinement, had spoken to me one evening of the Draa.
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If you're looking to get the most equipment or refinement for your dollar, the Jeep Gladiator isn't the vehicle for you.
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SpaceX has pretty much perfected its booster landing process, but the fairing catch is still very much in the refinement stage.
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From spiffed-up jogging shorts to jackets cut from technical fabrics, this season's sporty pieces get a twist of tailored refinement.
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All of this design refinement results in the V30 being much easier and more comfortable to use than the model it replaces.
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The mobile version of the 8th Gen is called Kaby Lake R, and is a refinement of last year's Kaby Lake processor.
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As more companies enter the space and we dive deeper into the research, we're likely to find some aspects that need refinement.
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This Gregorian calendar, which we use today, has the following rules: Even with this refinement, there is still orbital change left over.
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But even Apple's other refinement-focused macOS releases — such as El Capitan or Mountain Lion or Snow Leopard — contained more new stuff.
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She delights over her first slider (mini hamburger), noting that nothing signifies wealth and refinement "more than dining on toy-sized food".
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If anything, though, this speaks to the necessity of a proprietary model and the continual refinement needed to drive uncorrelated quant strategies.
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Minivans like the Chrysler Pacifica offer just as much room and practicality while beating the Yukon XL on price, technology and refinement.
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With careful refinement, they zeroed in on the exact protein that progesterone must bind to in order to activate the sperm: ABHD2.
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"Syrian Bottle with Long Neck" and "Blue Syrian Vessel with Long Neck" (both 2016) represent a refinement of the earlier Roman bottle.
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Last year the company finally hit upon a winning formula with the S2, a great combination of design, functionality and software refinement.
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For Gucci's Spring/Summer 2003 collection, Tom Ford envisioned the form as a sumptuous, flowing jacket, with batwing arms, epitomizing relaxed refinement.
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Those investments are aimed at long-term technical innovations, an important subset of which is the development and refinement of standout designs.
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The Golden Globes will hopefully represent a trial stage in the refinement of political messaging in California's huge and influential communications industry.
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The Ferrari Roma offers discerning clients the finesse and refinement that brings the concept of "la Dolce Vita" right up to date.
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As the years marched on, we see a refinement of style — objects showcase less playful figuration and focus more on modernist forms.
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This small room houses nearly $1 million in scientific equipment and is where Organa's routine and proprietary refinement processes are carried out.
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For years, he has been accumulating a prodigious body of work in which a searching vision and a refinement of craftsmanship combine.
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The 216 release of the "Eroica" is better still, showing off the orchestra's spectacular playing, which marries deft refinement to forceful physicality.
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And where the port city's champions see a swaggering no-nonsense metropolis free of bourgeois pretensions, others see a lack of refinement.
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Experts said the new work represented a "proof of principle," a preview of what may be possible after further experimentation and refinement.
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He was a new kid on the block who was giving men's wear a new cool and a certain refinement and sophistication.
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The seven-instrument Ricercar Consort from Belgium, conducted by Philippe Pierlot (who also plays viola da gamba), performed with delicacy and refinement.
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Instead, she achieved just the right balance of tonal refinement and childlike simplicity to make this vision of heavenly life ethereal indeed.
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It has its perks, but the lack of powertrain refinement means that I can't recommend an XC2590 T260 to a luxury buyer.
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The Portofino is classified as a Grand Touring car, meaning designers and engineers emphasized refinement and comfort as much as raw performance.
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His refinement — from the way he speaks to the way he eats — often surpasses that of the people around him, white and otherwise.
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Not anything really massively new, but a refinement and a focusing in the product that will take us to a totally new level.
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Asus' original ZenWatch might have come closest to matching the Apple Watch's cohesive look, but it lacked Apple's degree of refinement and polish.
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This intimate 1975 duet, set to Ravel's "Sonatine for Piano," offers Ms. Peck an excellent vehicle for her captivating musicality and growing refinement.
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In every way that I can see, the V30 is an improvement or a refinement on the LG G6 from earlier this year.
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Sure, it's still faster to execute some refinement actions on a computer, like adjusting settings for a plugin assigned to a single sound.
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But if you want the best mix of practicality, capability, value, technology and refinement, the Ford Expedition Max wins out in every category.
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Plenty more research will have to be done and lots of algorithmic refinement will be necessary to make this in any way trustworthy.
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Lenovo's design choices are overwhelmingly correct, and what I see with this PC is the refinement and approaching perfection of the clamshell computer.
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"Each individual icon will undergo several rounds of refinement, or may change entirely, between now and their respective product launches," the company said.
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On the other hand, a resounding defeat would mean that Clinton's pitch to promote both environmentalism and jobs still needs some serious refinement.
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"This is an area that still needs further refinement -- I don't believe we have a really fully thought-through cyber doctrine," Warner added.
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"While the specific data elements to be shared will need further refinement, the mechanisms for sharing can be established," the federal guidelines say.
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Basically, drain all the refinement and quality out of Olympus' designs and you'll end up with something very much like the E-PL8.
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As talented as he is, this is the kind of taut, elegant comedy that can only come from many hours of refinement onstage.
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It doesn't blow its competitors away in terms of refinement, but it strikes a near-perfect balance between backroad fun and interstate cruising.
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The conductor Fabio Luisi brought insight and adroit technique to Rossini's ambitious score, drawing fleetness, breadth and refinement from the excellent Met orchestra.
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The Corolla, Corolla iM and Yaris iA are all available for less than $19,335 yet feel like actual modern cars with modern refinement.
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This work is "executed with so much refinement and skill that many connoisseurs believed it was painted by the master himself," he added.
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Still, Madden 17 may push forward a gaming genre in which yearly publishing cycles and finicky user bases encourage software refinement, not revolution.
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In a city where elegance and refinement can verge on the stifling, the area around the canal offers a welcome touch of carefreeness.
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Goes to show just how much the magic of a great single is a function of a great voice and a little refinement.
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They just had a little more refinement than to come right out and say it's all because they're not fans of brown people.
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G.M. wanted to allow time for refinement and for lining up more merchants, but is now starting to promote the system to consumers.
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The perfection and refinement that McMakin attains is paradoxical, as his work hints at feelings of isolation, abandonment, and loss, all stoically endured.
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That makes Trump's campaign a logical evolution of what has been standard Republican extremism — yet, simultaneously, a perverse and significant refinement of it.
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He focuses on the introduction of each new energy source, and the discovery and gradual refinement of technologies that eventually made them dominant.
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Hedi's work always had a personal touch — this idea of refinement about a beautifully tailored jacket over a pair of skinny ripped jeans.
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And when it comes to overall quality, technology, value, refinement, interior design and styling, the Kia utterly embarrasses everything else in its class.
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China's patrician culture, unlike its avatars on TV, had an ethos of supreme refinement based on xiushen, the Confucian notion of self-cultivation.
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After a year of piloting and refinement, RideCheck is now live in the US, with other countries soon to follow, the company announced.
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Kreditech's track record over the last eighteen months, together with its business focus, strategy refinement and path to profitability has been truly impressive.
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Fifteen players are competing for the first time and won't notice the $213 million refinement project by designers Bill Coore and Ben Crenshaw.
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Much of what they celebrated — aesthetic refinement; swing rhythm; sophisticated, blues-based improvising — was at the core of the Modern Jazz Quartet's identity.
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He may well be an artist "more about refinement than about development," as Roberta Smith wrote in The New York Times in 1993.
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His delight in his own technical prowess was evident, but, as his repertoire broadened and his discography lengthened, the refinement of his artistry intensified.
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GASC's recent tenders have called for white, as opposed to raw, sugar in order to bypass local refinement and head straight to supermarket shelves.
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Horizon Zero Dawn is the refinement of a decade-long design trend that prizes humongous maps with hundreds of hand-scripted things to do.
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The world remembers Hannibal Lecter and his refinement coexisting with savagery, not Buffalo Bill, whose body dysmorphia transforms him into a snarling, feral animal.
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It's just never had the design refinement to match, and early images of the V30 suggest that LG is finally getting that part right.
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When making the ultimate version of a model, some automakers simply turn their cars up to 11 with little regard for comfort and refinement.
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Its refinement and prestige are dwarfed by those of the luxurious Tuber Melanosporum of wintertime, dubbed "melano" for short by those in the know.
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Unlike High Sierra, which felt, in many respects (name included), like a refinement over its predecessor, Mojave finds Apple with specific mission in mind.
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The researchers say the technical problems will need to be addressed through device redesign and refinement before further long-term studies can be done.
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It's so creepy and menacing because it all has the glaze of refinement and it fits in perfectly with the world Billions has built.
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Bose's signature QuietComfort line has gone through iterations, but the QC35 II, a sequel to the original QC35 ($353), is more of a refinement.
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The watch is very much a refinement of its predecessor, maintaining a similar style while adding in GPS, magnetic payments, and a bigger display.
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In the end, the GT500 lacks the interior refinement of an M3 or AMG C Class, and it will likely cost Ford some sales.
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The truck is also very quiet for a heavy-duty truck, in no small part because of the increased refinement of the gas engine.
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He saw his work, too, as a refinement of matter, which explains why the surest path to immortality might pass through adding-machine tape.
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That was the clearest indication GM's self-driving cars and the technology in them still need refinement before they are ready for the public.
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In the Violin Concerto, Hilary Hahn's lean, focused sound was a perfect fit for this orchestra and this repertory, poised between rawness and refinement.
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His game could still use some pro refinement, but he has relatively few question marks for his ability to be an immediate impact player.
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His game could use some refinement but he has continued to improve and his big personality should make him a leader on the field.
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The unit of time recognized by astronomers is an advanced refinement of what was originally another Earth-centric unit, the length of the day.
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They are all illustrations of the "Mandela effect," a recent refinement of false memory that typically refers to pop culture or current event references.
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Mr. Trump's repositioning has led some self-styled conservative agitators to acknowledge that their bomb-throwing, anti-establishment playbook is in need of refinement.
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The mid-18th century was an era of cultivation and refinement, but also prime time for hustlers, gold diggers and chancers of all sorts.
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At that scale, these patterns — a refinement of previous research at the county level — have become much less theoretical, and easier to act on.
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If the salon was intended to display the Colette family's refinement, the most eloquent of the six rooms we visited was La Chambre d'Enfant.
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The theory's acceptance was made possible by Ramón y Cajal's refinement of the Golgi stain and his persistence in sharing his ideas with others.
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This requires the development and refinement of metrics across the spectrum of our counterterrorism efforts, and the creation of a living repository of knowledge.
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And the air of refinement in the room ranked a notch or more above warm-weather sales that typically accompany high-society concours events.
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He was a solid defender in the D-League but there's now an extra level of refinement thanks to his development with San Antonio.
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This is usually the point in development when the team is no longer adding new things, turning their attention to tweaking, polishing, and refinement.
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After the plastics go through processing and refinement, Dell mixes the ocean plastic with other recycled HDPE plastics to make packaging trays for its laptops.
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There is an interesting dichotomy here, because for all the focus on refinement, there also is a cavalcade of new stuff to be excited about.
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Treasury Secretary Steven Mnuchin has identified easing the rule as a top priority, and regulators have said the existing rules could be revisited for refinement.
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Each icon requires a carefully researched proposal, review by a subcommittee, refinement, approval, and, most importantly, someone willing to champion the emoji through the process.
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They're all a blur of disappointment, each of them exhibiting a refinement on a design that's now grown out of date and out of touch.
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And that's all to the good, because the phone looks to be a very attractive refinement of the LG G6 introduced earlier in the year.
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Then came refinement and exploitation of those inventions — a process that took time, and exerted its peak effect on economic growth between 1920 and 1970.
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As with the Surface Pro 4, Microsoft is in refinement mode with the new Pro, and the improvements here are significant, if not always obvious.
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One one side, there are the S10 phones, the ultimate refinement of the Galaxy S formula that Samsung has been perfecting for almost a decade.
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The Mate X has turned a lot of naysayers about foldables into believers, and the difference has been one of refinement and quality of design.
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Overall, there's a refinement with the MK23's design, down to a font change that's crisply thin, aligned in the top-left corner of buttons.
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It's like the mid-range has sagged down into the bass, and a lot of tracks lose the refinement of their recording in the process.
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Combining sparse arrangements, multi-layered harmonies, and a heavy dose of percussion, It's a refinement of Alopecia's aesthetics and themes into something softer and gentler.
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Yet that early refinement at Google gave it an enormous head start over an average open source project — which could account for its meteoric rise.
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This heightened exchange between storyteller and consumer necessitates further exploration and refinement, fueling ideation and creation of content, be it user-generated or studio-produced.
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Ty's music is a constant refinement of these themes, a portrait of a world that imagines sleazy club hookups as a realm for high art.
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Until virtually this year, if you wanted accessible performance, in the form of Chevy Camaros or Ford Mustangs, you had to sacrifice technology and refinement.
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I'd liked the iOS app previously, but felt it was missing a little bit of polish and refinement to be my favorite on that front.
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This Gregorian calendar, which we use today, has the following rules: Still Finer Measurements Even with this refinement, there is some orbital change left over.
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It's a very capable Android smartphone, with no real performance flaws or deal-breaking issues, but it lacks some of the refinement of the competition.
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WASHINGTON (Reuters) - The Financial Stability Board needs to commit more resources to identifying new threats while reviewing existing reforms for refinement, its chair said Sunday.
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Those compromises were possible because they knew that, in elevating principles above structures, they had created a process that would allow ongoing discovery and refinement.
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H.R. McMaster said Sunday "all of our options are on the table, undergoing refinement and further development" in reaction to the North Korean nuclear program.
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This is a playing field that is hard to level: Amplification networks have data-driven, machine learning components that work better with refinement over time.
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"Ithaca" articulates, at a high level of refinement, what has become a cliché of popular culture: that the journey is more important than the destination.
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Today's serum refinement process is better, resulting in fewer people who survive the bite only to die from bad reactions to extraneous horse-serum proteins.
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Age of Resistance is a fully live-action, fully puppeteered show, with CGI used as a tool of refinement rather than as the only paintbrush.
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It's good for the development of new theories and the refinement of old ones when a hypothesis fails publicly, even if it bruises the ego.
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These tracks represent not an abandonment of the mutant soul of Untrue but the refinement of Burial's ability to sonically capture the miasma of depression.
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The process will take a lot of refinement before it's ready for the real world, but it's a promising step in that direction, Baddour says.
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The appointment "marks a further step in the refinement of our structure as we plan for growth opportunities ahead," Mr. Cerutti said in a statement.
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The plates are marked by a refinement and moderation that is not always achieved by other chefs in the guts-and-fat school of cookery.
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Couture's luxury is in its refinement, from the fabrics to the hand-beading to the overlay of handmade lace atop the skirt of a dress.
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And art is craftsmanship, and craftsmanship is—as one might learn by, say, building a staircase—a constant refinement through repetition of the same actions.
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Another attempt at turning phones into laptopsSamsung's DeX Station came close to letting your phone serve as a decent desktop, it just needed a little refinement.
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I recently reviewed the $199 Brainwavz HM100s, which also have real wooden cups, but fail to match the refinement, precision, and build quality of Denon's design.
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Yet it's only in the last several years that the City of Light — named for its refinement during the age of Enlightenment — has become my sanctuary.
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The Surface Book 2 is more of a refinement over the original, which means some of the original issues have been ironed out and some haven't.
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Those splits and the regime's refinement of fraud and clientelism—votes for food and cash—allowed Mr Maduro to win the recent regional and municipal elections.
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Audio-Technica's R70x, which I recently reviewed, are another great option at $349, but they don't have the sonic refinement or tactile luxury of the Aeons.
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There may be a need for even greater refinement of the many déjà-like experiences, to separate them out, especially if they have different underlying mechanisms.
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But even with a unit that was working as Parrot designed it to, the Anafi lacks the refinement and finesse you get with DJI's Mavic Air.
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Rachel's insane attention to detail is just like that of a great restaurateur — a perfect combination of creativity and refinement that delivers an extraordinary customer experience.
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The phone's design is a further refinement on the already very good S7 Edge, and it sits comfortably in the hand, even with its oversized display.
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Here, a client's masculinity was either validated or denigrated by the women he frequented, as courtesans were the arbiters of a man's sophistication, class, and refinement.
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There are cars that cost $333,000 more that the CX-5 can run with in terms of equipment and refinement, though its engine isn't as powerful.
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It's built the best tablet you can spend a chunk of change on, and every new update for the last few years has been a refinement.
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Hydro makes products across the aluminum value chain, from the refinement of alumina raw material via metal ingots to bespoke components used in cars and construction.
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A lot is new, no doubt — but the redesign is not so much of a complete overhaul as it is a refinement of what already exists.
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It's not even mixed in with the A-team, with fuel economy, towing, refinement, and comfort falling far behind the best offerings from each American manufacturer.
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For an exchange like Nasdaq, such refinement is essential to accurately order the millions of stock trades that are placed on their computer systems every second.
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Thanks to enforced reductions in air travel, construction, industrial activity, and oil refinement (especially in China), global carbon emissions have dropped precipitously over the past month.
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Ms. Hyltin was radiantly pale, an ethereal being charged with fantastic energy, bold with no loss of refinement; Mr. Veyette admirably displayed his coolly athletic force.
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"We're about the distillation of solutions, the refinement and crafting of forms in a maniacal way," said Tim Brown, the Allbirds co-founder from New Zealand.
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A dancer of superlative refinement with the air of a silent-movie star, caught somehow between the world of the speaking and the world of dreams.
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However, the headphones never quite achieve the same refinement as the Bowers & Wilkins PX Wireless, which sound a touch more weighty and grounded to my ears.
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While consistently praising the refinement, sensitivity and technical command of his playing, they routinely described him as an equal partner to the singers he performed with.
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And as with most trucks in this segment, you're not going to get the refinement of a unibody crossover like Ford Explorer or Honda CR-V.
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One example, by an unidentified artist, is a 27th-century North Italian drawing of the Flagellation of Christ whose gossamer refinement suggests the influence of Leonardo.
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Refinement, for Lobser and Perlin, takes a backseat to innovation—after one successful interactive event, they're already moving on to live, improvisational performance in virtual reality.
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Whiskey Lake's existence was first rumored back in December 2017, and it is presumably a further refinement of the 14nm process Intel's current CPUs are based on.
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We're moving toward a refinement of everything and whenever there's too much of anything it is too much — too many shows, too many clothes, too many influencers.
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The stately example of Palladian refinement is hailed by roadside America as the "world's largest basket," which begs the question — how many building-sized baskets are there?
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It's called iOS 12 and it has a lot of new features, but also seems like a big refinement over iOS 11, which Apple released last year.
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It is important to emphasize that refinement and validation of the software will take much longer than putting in place the cameras, radar, sonar and computing hardware.
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Each visit opens up a wide range of encounters with Martin's work, in which the subdued color, material refinement, exacting placement, and range of light become evident.
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That's been done through a steady refinement of the product and a broadening of the Surface ideal into all-in-ones, performance convertibles and now traditional laptops.
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That means that all this constant labor — iteration, testing, refinement, reiteration, more testing — is in the service of producing just eight engines and battery packs a year.
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What Valve and HTC have done in the year since I last fawned over the Vive VR experience has been refinement and the elimination of pain points.
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I was personally reminded the challenges of getting fans excited while also trying to achieve some level of excitement when unveiling a product release viewed as refinement.
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The United States also benefited from the refinement of the sport's scoring system in 2013, which placed a greater emphasis on intricate difficulty while downplaying steady execution.
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It suggests the bot could act as a sketch assistant for painters or interior designers, or could be implemented as a tool for voice-activated photo refinement.
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"There's a sort of constant refinement" of what the conference should actually showcase he said, noting that some early participants verged too far into the actual doldrums.
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But, in Copeland's case, the sensory data would be delivered directly to his cortex, which meant that it would not benefit from that natural process of refinement.
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This recipe, courtesy of Petee's Pie Company owner Petra Paredez, is more of a refinement of that magical formula than it is an attempt to reinvent it.
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Its spare furnishings and architectural details concentrate a form of refinement and elegance in French taste that was about to be eclipsed by events, never to reappear.
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Salerno, who noted that a majority of independent shareholders supported him, said he saw his new role as "a matter of refinement" rather than "revolutionizing" the board.
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For all the sublime refinement of Neymar's dribbling and passing, his acting this month has displayed all the finesse and subtlety of a reality show dust-up.
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JOSHUA BARONE AT 9 SECONDS When the modern early-music movement was still young, in the 1970s and '80s, British groups tended to favor refinement and polish.
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This data contributes to the ongoing investigation of their effectiveness, and to further development and refinement of their design in order to maximize their safety and efficacy.
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It is a meditation, a reminder of all that we as black people possess, our history, our musicality, the art of it and the refinement of it.
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"They've teed up a number of policy options that, with some refinement and development, would be useful," said Carolyn Kousky, executive director of the Wharton Risk Center.
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For example, the current-generation full-size Impala has long been praised for its comfort and refinement and has frequently appeared on Consumer Reports' "Top Picks" list.
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The company said it was waiting for the refinement of the eligibility criteria for the COVID Corporate Financing Facility (CCFF), for which it does not currently qualify.
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The excellent British conductor Mark Wigglesworth, best known for his work with the English National Opera in London, drew out the warmth and refinement of Gluck's score.
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The water we drink, including that pumped into plastic bottles, comes from streams, rivers and aquifers — the dumping grounds for coal mining, gas fracking and oil refinement.
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Darwin's views on evolution are, in the main, fact, regardless of the refinement of the details; and prejudice within our species is nearly genocidal with its impact.
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They evoked the still lifes of Chardin and Manet, but were now and new, with a refinement of detail and color that only a camera could manage.
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Even if everything goes as planned, there will still be environmental impacts Tar sand extraction and refinement is a dirty process, even when there are no spills.
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Every single one of the things they announced yesterday, except the Chromecast Ultra, was in some way a derivative, or a refinement, or a copycat of preexisting devices.
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So despite Huawei's efforts to streamline the endless options in a phone and make things easier to find, there's still a room for refinement left in Huawei's routine.
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But for a small outfit like Rubin's Essential, it can be a passionate project of refinement that ends up delivering a number of desirable intangibles for the consumer.
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With this extension, both phones will have gotten three additional releases worth of new Android features and refinement — a bar that many other phone makers fail to meet.
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This is both a stressful cacophony of distraction sources and good evidence to suggest the Galaxy Fold still needs much more refinement and fine-tuning before it's ready.
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To ensure the new system is as safe as the elevator design we've relied on for the past 160 years, ThyssenKrupp is undertaking years of testing and refinement.
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Bouguereau's work is a strangely vapid American cultural artifact that represents a new world hunger for the trappings of refinement, once it is sanitized of meaning or content.
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For these prices you unfortunately don't seem to get nearly the level of refinement offered by the Rift or Vive in terms of build quality or overall precision.
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Mehrotra said the team built up a new kind of programming language for it as a refinement of the tools you'd find in Google Sheets or Office 365.
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Then again, vocal refinement is not exactly what one expects when one thinks of Mr. Waits's gravelly voice, a sort of hybrid of Satchmo and Oscar the Grouch.
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"Despite the attackers' sophisticated techniques, they made some amateur moves that indicate their approach needs some refinement," Ross Rustici, Cybereason's senior director of intelligence, said in a statement.
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There are reserves of power in Mr Hough's touch, and an ingrained refinement; his self-composed encores usually dissipate with sly comedy the high seriousness of his art.
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The Kochs owe their wealth to fossil fuels—Koch Industries began as an oil refinement company—so they're opposed to anything that might encourage Americans to drive less.
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It's all very exciting and impressive, but the researchers say it'll still be many years and many more refinement before we see the technology move to prime time.
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The prospect of further refinement and implementation of secure data management technologies in federal agencies holds promise for a very real and exciting future that benefits all stakeholders.
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The committee said such a stay is "highly complex and sensitive" and will likely need "additional refinement" before it is finished, according to a summary of the bill.
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To the likes of Hyundai and its new Genesis luxury brand, looking for a sheen of refinement, may I point out brands like Aston Martin and Rolls-Royce?
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" He likened it to a political dog whistle, adding: "It's just one more step of refinement from having actual African-Americans on products to display that [plantation] life.
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The concept would undergo a few more rounds of refinement, with the clocks being substituted for mirrors, and as the project grew in complexity, more and more researchers.
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AT 6 minutes 40 seconds Opening her five-concert Perspectives series at Carnegie Hall on Thursday, the violinist Janine Jansen made her impact through refinement and silvery restraint.
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Unlike so many recordings of English works from earlier generations of conductor-knights, with their whiff of patrician amateurism, Mr. Elder's are distinguished by their preparation and refinement.
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But Ms. Damrau and Mr. Grigolo infused it with a winning combination of emotional nakedness and vocal refinement that brought out the subtleties and depths of the music.
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The works by the South African ceramic sculptor Andile Dyalvane are notable for their combination of topographical ruggedness and refinement, even though they can sometimes verge on fussiness.
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The gist of the tale is that Lamborghini, a Ferrari customer at the time, loved the way the cars drove but was dissatisfied with their durability and refinement.
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Mr. Egarr's playing was as entertaining as his palaver, showing a cleanliness, refinement and style all too rare among harpsichordists, but never at the cost of bountiful fantasy.
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In his work for SITE, Dysart illustrates man's infatuation with taming nature and "perfecting" it, and how nature invariably rejects this notion and protests any containment or refinement.
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It took years of wandering – experimentation, iteration, and refinement, as well as valuable insights from our customers – to enable us to find SageMaker, which launched just 18 months ago.
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On Monday, CEO Elon Musk said he has pushed back the unveiling of the "unexpected product" he has been teasing, noting it needs a few more days of refinement.
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It's a refinement on ideas and concepts that HTC has been working on for years, and it may very well be the best phone that HTC has produced yet.
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The diesel Colorado and Canyon will tow a few hundred more pounds, but the last Canyon diesel we tested was $4.53,290 and still lacked the refinement of this Ranger.
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The owner of China's top beer brand, Snow, said it has adopted various measures, including lean marketing and production as well as product refinement, to absorb the cost pressure.
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The owner of China's top beer brand, Snow, said it had adopted various measures, including lean marketing and production as well as product refinement, to absorb the cost pressure.
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The bank guided that further RWA inflation is likely in 2H17, reflecting further adjustments to multipliers on investment banking corporate exposures and a refinement in the market risk framework.
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The investment, just weeks before a planned strategy refinement expected in July, may also provide a wedge to force through a radical overhaul of Thyssenkrupp - with or without Hiesinger.
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A model of craft, refinement and visual decorum, it is both a hothouse flower and a cinematic hothouse, nurturing blossoms of exquisite feeling protected from the air of reality.
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And the technology of designing racecars does not trickle down very fast — BMW retains an aura of tech leadership and refinement despite dropping its Formula One team years ago.
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This new strangeness, in combination with what seems to be a wide-reaching refinement of the game's visual aesthetics, might just get the game closer to its alien inspirations.
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In addition to a bunch of new filters, Photos now also sports features like Curves, a color adjusting tool that offers much more subtle refinement than standard color sliders.
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Word of the Day : showing a high degree of refinement and the assurance that comes from wide social experience _________ The word urbane has appeared in 53 articles on nytimes.
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His rhythms have been fudged; his operas have become occasions for vulgar high-note battles rather than displays of refinement, subtle vocalism and meticulous wedding of text and music.
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Yet somewhere between the two poles of refinement, a space has opened up for designers to return to the storytelling that is part of what fashion exists to provide.
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On-road performance is also decent, though we should note that recent Ram 2000s and F-25's we've driven have the refinement and comfort edge over the Titan.
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Yet the connoisseurial refinement and curiosity of Mr. Hodgkin's taste served as a timely reminder of just how homogeneous the buying habits of today's investment-minded collectors have become.
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Some of the specialist sections are handled by outsiders, which is a savvy decision if you are going to make your retail location a one-stop shop for refinement.
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Throughout, the solitary Mr. Tower maintains an unflappable refinement, dedicated, a college friend says, to "looking for some utopian possibility of living, because that's what kept the darkness away."
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"Our vehicle development partnership with Ford is an exciting opportunity to pair our technology with Lincoln's vision for innovation and refinement," Rivian CEO RJ Scaringe said in a statement.
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The DBS Superlegerra, now Aston Martin's flagship Super GT, is classified as a Grand Touring car, meaning designers and engineers emphasized refinement and comfort as much as raw performance.
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But instead of exploring the innovative textual styles that computers make possible, such as animated text or unusual fonts, most Insta-poets deploy nostalgic visual tokens of literary refinement.
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As we drink our cacao, we're told that the same refinement process is to blame for filtering out the hundreds of active ingredients that enrich the heart and soul.
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"The Court's affirmance of the University's admissions policy today does not necessarily mean the University may rely on that same policy without refinement," Kennedy wrote for the majority opinion.
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"We research and follow the supply from origin, extraction, and refinement of every single one of our ingredients to ensure it is from a sustainable and ethical source," says Zoe.
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The Taiwanese company was first to have a 4.3-inch screen, first to have an aluminum unibody phone, and was simply the best when it came to design and refinement.
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In a Schubert group, including the two "Suleika" songs, with words by Marianne von Willemer, inspired by Persian poetry, Ms. Oropesa combined vocal refinement with articulate delivery of the texts.
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Samsung's Galaxy Fold is evidently leaps ahead in terms of refinement, but it still looks to have an imperfect screen, and it costs $1,980 (or €2,000 on my home continent).
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Separately, a product announcement scheduled for today has been pushed back to Wednesday, with CEO Elon Musk tweeting that the unnamed new product needed a few more days of refinement.
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The process will need refinement before it can be used commercially, but when improved, it could be used to add slow-motion effects to smartphone footage after it's been recorded.
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McMansions are like tract houses on steroids, inflated beyond reason in the pursuit of square footage, bedecked with cheaply made surface decorations and unschooled architectural flourishes designed to evoke refinement.
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The stuffing was creamy and balanced between calculated arrogance and refinement, the breading resistant despite having been microwaved, and the rice was by far the best I'd sampled all day.
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And, yeah, this is all part of an aesthetic for the artist: uncaring but passionate, a lover of pop music, a dash of kitschy hedonism to go with his refinement.
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Nissan brought a substantially updated 22017 GT-R to the New York Auto Show this week, featuring more power, an updated look, and a touch of refinement inside the cabin.
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Once "a person of refinement and culture," her mother, who had given birth nine times by the age of 45, had been reduced to "a human breeding machine," she said.
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Her death suggests, if not moral virtue, then a form of submission—and for Jaeggy it is through submission that a person, a relationship, existence itself, gains beauty and refinement.
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Mughal influence grew in Rajasthan in the 17th century, however, and the military and courtly alliances spurred Rajput artists to develop new styles that combined Islamic refinement with local pizazz.
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An 1824 inventory of the house, documenting its contents shortly after the death of Elizabeth Corne Dyckman, was found in 1989, leading to further refinement of the period room presentations.
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The biggest changes to Starship's design include a refinement of its lower wings, flipper-like upper canards, and the addition of hexagon-shaped heat shield tiles lining the spacecraft's belly.
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With a little refinement, it's not hard to see how something like that could be transformed into that rumored bendy Razr phone people got so hyped about a month ago.
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Their healthy disregard for refinement spills over to the dinner menu, which recently expanded to seven nights a week from five, just as the restaurant is approaching its first birthday.
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How it has managed to stay in business boils down to the realities of commercial real estate, the restaurant's jewelry-box décor and reputation as an oasis of quiet refinement.
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Until a perfect concussion detection tool exists, we support the self-refinement of the N.F.L.'s concussion policy and extension of the league's safety efforts to all levels of play.
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Indians 7, Yankees 2 CLEVELAND — The talent the young Yankees flash can be seductive, making it easy to forget that there is still a refinement process that comes with it.
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Seidel's satanic refinement is expressed in poems at once suave and vengeful, their garish pleasures linked to the many splendid goods—Ducati motorcycles, bespoke suits, Italian shoes—that they describe.
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Death/doom as a genre isn't exactly known for its refinement, and Ilsa ramp up the filth and fury by embracing a crusty, punk-bred sensibility and horror-born creepiness.
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Refinement — the cachet conferred by carrying a quilted Chanel purse or buying a Dior lipstick — is one element of France's appeal to outsiders, and consequently the French Girl equation, too.
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As an owner and evangelist of one of the best available Kindle products to date (Kindle Voyage), I was surprised by how much I appreciated each refinement in the new version.
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Indeed, the galleries featuring her later work — which seems only to gain layers of refinement, both in terms of style and acerbic, absurdist humor — offer activities that get at this depth.
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He has brought a rare combination of distinctive sound, vocal refinement and a commanding stage presence to the Verdi roles he has made his own and, of course, to Russian repertory.
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While their levels of refinement may diverge, the duo shares a lot in common, beginning with their charmed upbringing in Jamaica Estates to embattled business woes including bankruptcy and tax fraud.
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With the intellect of André Malraux and the aesthetic refinement and financial nous of Jacob Rothschild (but not the inheritance), he was living proof of the synergy between culture and capitalism.
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This was not developer Psyonix's first attempt at making a boost-powered car football game: 33's Supersonic Acrobatic Rocket-Powered Battle-Cars, after seven years of refinement, became Rocket League.
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A refinement of earlier databases, the new system is designed to make it easier to cross-reference material provided by different countries' security services, a Dutch security services official told Reuters.
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"Once they get to results, what we've found is people's patterns kind of differ, they shift more into, 'I found something and I want to get into refinement mode,'" Gavini said.
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In Moscow, dancers at the Bolshoi came to embody an expressive, nationalistic idiom of dance, one that was opposed to the aristocratic refinement of their counterparts in French-influenced Saint Petersburg.
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"There's an NIH study looking at things like social support, emotional support, work status and the use of cannabis that are going into a continual refinement of this calculator," he said.
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First, our new wordmark is a slight refinement — we've cleaned up the serifs, made it sharper, and generally brought it forward so it renders better at small sizes across mobile platforms.
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Gerhaher possesses a singular vocal style in which the veneer of classical refinement periodically gives way to the world-weary rasp of the balladeer or the arch charm of the crooner.
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"Among music genres, the billionaire population as a whole favors classical music, most likely reflecting a demographic with a high average age, rather than particular refinement or connoisseurship," the report says.
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The casual work attire also ushered in the popularity of leather sneakers — footwear with the poise and refinement of a dress shoe, but also with the comfort of a running shoe.
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This refinement appalls principled party intellectuals, but they have little more influence on the party's base and its political class than would Russell Kirk were he to return from the dead.
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The author, Eugène Briffault, was a journalist, gastronome, editor and critic who frequented the upper echelons of French society in the mid-19th century, a time of prosperity, indulgence and refinement.
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Van den Berg's previous work, her short stories in particular, are prized for their thoughtfulness and descriptive intensity, and this book seems to me a refinement and intensification of those skills.
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In the 1950s, Harriet Stratemeyer Adams, Stratemeyer's younger daughter and heir to the Stratemeyer Syndicate, took over the series, instilling Nancy with some of her own Wellesley-educated refinement and drive.
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And all the poses that Mr. Haggard helped innovate became familiar tropes, now worn smooth by the passage of time and by continuous refinement by generations of singers that followed him.
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" Since the app has become popular globally, the spokesperson said TikTok has switched to "localized approaches, including local moderators, local content and moderation policies, local refinement of global policies, and more.
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Paul Verlaine featured him in his anthology of " poètes maudits ," and J. K. Huysmans's novelistic manual of decadence, "Against the Grain," glorified him as the ne plus ultra of esoteric refinement.
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He could still use some refinement in terms of adjusting his attack when his first approach doesn't work, but his 17 sacks and five forced fumbles in 2018 weren't a fluke.
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Originally published in 1973 — long before America discovered food — Elmslie predicted the lengths to which we would go to prove our refinement and sophistication when it comes to our taste buds.
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Isou declared that "the letter" be the final stage of this process of decomposition-refinement — and more generally that "signs" represent the possible foundation for a total renewal of the arts.
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They focused on everything, including the refinement of a teardrop floater that's allowed McGruder to finish more plays on his own when defenses play the pass and force him to shoot.
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There are breakthrough moments in their eight-hour game that hint at how, with some more refinement and iteration, the studio could very well develop into leaders of the VR humor space.
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But a lot remains the same Although the S7 is a refinement of last year's S7003—with water resistance, expandable storage, and a better camera included—Samsung's not reinventing the wheel here.
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WASHINGTON, July 26 (Reuters) - U.S. banking rules must protect the financial system but they need "some refinement," President Donald Trump's nominee for the Federal Reserve's top regulatory post told lawmakers on Wednesday.
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LUSAKA, Aug 2 (Reuters) - Zambia will delay the implementation of a new sales tax until January 2020 to allow for further refinement of the law, Finance Minister Bwalya Ng'andu said on Friday.
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"This is an exploratory study that can help guide future research, but the interpretation of data and also possibly the technology need refinement before it would be ready for general use."Dr.
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The further refinement of features such as intelligent tracking protection and overall what was referred to as "serene browsing" are more worthwhile to me (and probably most people) than extensions in Chrome.
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FROM CARS TO CONSTRUCTION Hydro makes products across the aluminium value chain, from the refinement of alumina raw material via metal ingots to bespoke components used in cars and the construction industry.
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The Hawthorne: Cocktail bar elegance and refinement at its best, The Hawthorne is another regular honoree in national best cocktail bar lists and awards, and the attention to detail here shows why.
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In a tweet Musk said whatever it is "needs a few more days of refinement" — although it's not clear whether the extra polish is needed on the announcement or the product itself.
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Microsoft's HoloLens, which offers something very different, is a great example and the mind reels at what HoloLens could become in a few years with a lot more polish and hardware refinement.
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These were some of my favorite things in the show, as they vaguely suggested to me rage mottled with refinement, as in "L'Homme Ouvert (L'Autopsie)" (The Open Man [The Autopsy], circa 1928).
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"Der Einsiedler," a setting of Eichendorff, stands in for the whole: fastidious sensitivity; utter refinement; getting to the heart of every word and, through every word, to the heart of the song.
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A New York Times review of the vehicle called the 9-5 "a car you want to love," but also one that lagged rivals in terms of ride comfort and chassis refinement.
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The VW's closest hot hatch competition is the Ford Focus ST. At just under $31,000 as tested, the GTI is tough to beat, with its triple threat of performance, refinement and utility.
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Through refinement of its algorithms and better data about homes, Zillow, now with 110 million homes accessible on the site, has a median error rate of around 5 percent, Mr. Humphries said.
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But its envious life took millions of years of evolutionary refinement, according to a study published by Dr. Albert and his colleagues on Monday in Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences.
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"If you were going to try and make them commercial games, they'd require a couple of rounds of refinement to increase the 'gaminess' of them, for lack of a better term," he says.
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Not only has the internal combustion engine reached dizzying heights of refinement, but the plethora of electric, hybrid and fuel cell engines could leave you wondering if anything more need ever be invented.
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A lively, boisterous bar area occupies half its footprint, while the nearby dining room is the image of uncluttered refinement, with sufficient space between linen-draped tables to provide a sense of intimacy.
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Professionals rely on mechanical refinement for their work that the Touch Bar cannot provide, and it otherwise appears to offer minor conveniences for functions you could handle with a normal mouse and keyboard.
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Even Mazda's engineers can't believe they're on the path to perfecting this for a launch late next year (final tuning for refinement and various global emissions regulations still have to be worked out).
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Tattoos may be more socially acceptable than they once were, but a nice sleeve hasn't yet become a marker of taste and refinement quite like, say, a collection of art on your wall.
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But unlike neural networks doing automatic face replacements, which rely on databases of thousands of source images, 400 is a limited sample size, and the AI's suggestions required some human guidance and refinement.
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Years of refinement have brought us to our current state where true sports watches can run for weeks after a dunk in the ocean and then survive being run over by a tank.
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The Android alternative, as good as Google might try to make it, just can't match the iPhone's level of polish, coherence, and refinement, because the devices running it are out of Google's hands.
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FARAGO It has moments of visual refinement, such as the mural of the occupation by Dia al-Azzawi, an Iraqi artist, who channels Picasso as well as Arab calligraphy motifs and Iraqi abstraction.
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Refinement is on the menu, as our dashing Dornesman dons his smoking jacket once more to guide our palettes and libidos toward a realm of such pleasures as would make even Joffrey blush.
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More and more, I understand rap's obsession with kung fu: rap—music at large, really—is like martial arts, a slow, gradual refinement of ideas within an established toolbox of rules and conventions.
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With the exception of a bad-seed Brahmin, the Rajputs are covered in glory here: Every action is a right action; their leaders, Padmavati and Ratan Singh, are models of beauty and refinement.
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Forms Larger and Bolder: EVA HESSE DRAWINGS offers a glimmer of the spirit, in all of its messiness and hesitation, refinement and self-possession, that made the artist a beacon for successive generations.
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But so too is our desire for more — for the refinement of her ideas instead of the rehashing — especially since the final essay, which takes an unexpectedly personal turn, delivers like no other.
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Unlike the homely pub, these places lent drinking a veneer of refinement and blurred social boundaries, offering the working classes access to a kind of space and experience previously reserved for the wealthy.
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They allow readers to get an early glimpse of potentially important findings and possibly to help shape the refinement of the research into what, ideally, will be a much more rigorous final product.
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The level of refinement might come as a surprise to those familiar with the œuvre of the co-owner Stephen Starr, whose theme-park-style restaurants Morimoto and Buddakan exude a gaudy grandeur.
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"Inspired by the stylish days of the empirical push into the developing cultures of the world, with the promise of adventure and modern, refinement in a safari style setting," the restaurant's website read.
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Even as it rises to new heights of software and design refinement, Samsung is holding on to some bad habits, the chief of which has a name and a sort of anthropomorphized form: Bixby.
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That sort of refinement has been central to the group's recording process since its 2010 debut, City Lake, with each subsequent release featuring fewer instruments and a further relinquishing of control from Moore himself.
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With a few extra touches of refinement — and definitely a smaller size and weight — I feel like this Montblanc watch could have been in Tag Heuer's league of being very nice, albeit inadvisedly expensive.
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If it doesn't — if the S10 is another incremental refinement rather than a major step forward — then Huawei and its ilk are simply going to surpass Samsung by the time of the Galaxy S11.
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It's true that the 5T is mostly a refinement over its predecessor — but that's to be expected, given the fact that it's only been about six months since the OnePlus 5 hit the market.
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With nods to the '80s and '90s, The Row's first men's collection incorporates "the refinement of a classic bespoke experience with the precise minimal masculine style of New York," says the official press release.
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If you didn't upgrade last year, the iPhone XS offers a modest refinement of the slick design that Apple introduced with the iPhone X. It's more powerful, and it's faster, thanks to gigabit LTE.
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What story there is seems to concern the penetration of this world––the elite, remote, cold, and desperate world of the British upper classes, in which refinement at the surface masks cruelty and unhappiness.
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Few of us are willing to walk around with electrodes stuck all over our faces, so considerable refinement would be needed to attempt to integrate all of the requisite electronics into the lens themselves.
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It's designed to be simple by mimicking a text document — which makes sense, given decades of refinement, development, and testing landed us with an empty blank document in a browser for all writing purposes.
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I was looking forward to seeing more of a refinement to the AI features of the ThinQ line, but in the end, they strike me as inflated and can take away from the experience.
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" Neri continued, "Everyone looked up to France and Britain, but there are other cultures that are far older, and they also have refinement and beautiful art, and we should not look down on them.
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Modern experiments with analog technology likely won't result in a completely analog computer but a hybrid, with an analog portion that approximates an answer that can be fed into a digital part for refinement.
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"Our findings suggest that speech-based characteristics can be used to diagnose this disease, and with further refinement and validation, may be employed in the clinic in the near future," Marmar said by email.
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Many of his supporters cheer him on because of his lack of refinement — they consider him a refreshing change from patrician politicians born with a silver tie bar clutched in their long elegant fingers.
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That would make her direction less of an extreme about-face compared with Mr. Tisci than everyone might have assumed, and more of a refinement; steward of a subtler, more intimate kind of seduction.
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The company originally released devices in a tick-tock cycle, with a major redesign one year, followed by a refinement of that design — the "S" year — the next, but recently that pace has slowed.
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The elimination of synaptic connections, which results in the constant refinement of neural circuits, like the soldering and resoldering of wires on a circuit board, is not a feature unique to the visual system.
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There is a lot of refinement necessary in his blocking, and he could stand to put on some overall muscle mass, but Hockenson should be ready to contribute as a receiver from day one.
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Momoa also gets to tap into his inner lunk, frequently bouncing off of Heard's dutiful and squarish Mera or Wilson's self-serious Orm with physical comedy or barbed comments about his (lack of) refinement.
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At times, no one's on the chair at all; it is but a humble emblem of refinement lurking in a corner amidst the wild, hold-no-bars action unfolding around its approximately $4,000 frame.
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With some refinement, I think the company's approach could work, especially in the fleet settings — a section of the market that one of Immotor's competitors, Urb-E, has basically built its entire early existence around.
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A PS4 Slim could mimic that approach, gaining a couple new tricks as well as the hardware design refinement, but it sounds like it'll more likely be the same as the PS4, yet small(ish).
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While it plays a major role in current global trade, this is largely due to relatively lax environmental regulations in the past which made extraction and refinement in China cheaper and easier than other countries.
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With analytic tools that support rapid model deployment and refinement, organizations can keep trying different ways to extract insight from the data they do have to make better predictions, even when key information is missing.
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It's a refinement of mechanics that have been in the game since the very beginning, and another example of why Sun and Moon represent one of the biggest overall changes to the series to date.
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I wouldn't recommend them for listening on an underground train since they lose a lot of their refinement and quality when mixed in with really loud noise, but they're good for almost all other circumstances.
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Velázquez landed the country's one plum job for an artist, as chief painter to King Philip IV, in Madrid, where he could bring to peak refinement his astonishing naturalism, with secular subjects in sophisticated company.
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I'm talking about the very brief glimpse we caught of him, enjoying the best of the Egyptian hospitality industry, all gold-rimmed coffee cup, languor and refinement — while Jed is being tortured in the bathroom.
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The London and Paris-based artist denies the very ideas of elegance and refinement, instead choosing to explore his whims in monochromatic blank ink, which calls to mind South Korean tattoo artist Oozy's work. LOUIS.
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A high degree of refinement of the data, covering every possible situation, is vital to assuring that the safety systems don't issue excessive warnings, an annoyance that may lead a driver to ignore such signals.
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It stands out amid a flurry of recent openings in the Central Business District, appealing to travelers that value a sense of refinement and a level of exclusivity that only smaller luxury hotels can offer.
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After a four-year process of research and refinement, the 35-year-old designer arrived at what she believes to be the answer: a mid-vintage-wash, nonstretch, straight-leg, button-fly pair of jeans.
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The only problem is that, compared to other $33,000 cars, the Model 3 just doesn't quite make the mark in terms of either excitement — except when going in a straight line — or in overall refinement.
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But how we present this story is always undergoing revision and refinement, as four new books — from a closer view of plantation life to a visually rich depiction of the history of hip-hop — show.
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Given a couple more generations of refinement, the Surface design team should have ironed out any lingering fit and comfort issues while the audio engineers can be expected to ratchet up the quality of the internals.
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There's no denying that you get a lot for your money with these headphones, but they fall short on quality and refinement, which undermines their claim to being a more affordable version of the pricier stuff.
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The best of her early portraits depicts her mother as a woman of refinement with a gentle but appraising gaze; a 1809 portrait of Vernet holding brush and palette in beautifully painted hands is similarly sensitive.
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It took just a few years for "in-play" betting, which now accounts for more than 60% of all the money wagered, to dominate the market, as a result of the rapid refinement of quantitative methods.
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And compression ignition engines also suffer in terms of refinement compared to spark ignition cars, Mazda engineers say, which they think would turn off prospective drivers who aren't as swayed by fuel economy claims as others.
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Climb high enough, and the appreciation of good cheese (and wine) becomes like the perfume blending competitions of the Japanese nobility during the Heian Dynasty, meant to showcase one's refinement through an act of pure indulgence.
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None of what he does seems to be in the service of beauty or refinement, all of which he is capable of, as manifest in the work he showed in 2005, more than a decade ago.
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The best mobile technology we have today, whether it's Apple's A9 processor or Samsung's dual-edge display, is the product of such incremental reinvestment and refinement, and is now available to everyone and obtainable by many.
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But most art buyers now are looking for "wall power" rather than rarity and refinement, so contemporary art continues to dominate most price and quality levels, even though demand is not what it was in 2014.
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Some understandable doubt has crept in over recent times as Apple's designs have lost some of their refinement and a great deal of their uniqueness, the latter thanks to a rapidly advancing cohort of Chinese competitors.
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Whether you're looking at the standard 1500 model or the new Ram Heavy Duty, FCA's built a truck that offers serious capability while moving the segment forward in terms of refinement, interior quality, technology and value.
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At times I thought Mr. Luisi, who is also conducting the Met's revival of "Don Giovanni," went too far in striving to highlight the refinement of Rossini's score, allowing undulant passages to lose lift and urgency.
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"The 2019 Refinement provides an updated and sound scientific basis for supporting the preparation and continuous improvement of national greenhouse gas inventories," said Kiyoto Tanabe, co-chair of the IPCC task force which prepared the report.
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Even though Hyundai built the Equus (the G90 is the spiritual successor to that car), the more established luxury brands benefit from decades of nit-picking, refinement and anticipation of the demands of top-tier buyers.
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He could use some refinement to correct some issues, and may need a coach who can motivate him to break some bad habits, but physically he is ready to be an impact player from Day 1.
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It was during this time that Mr. Isozaki honed his ability to blend architectural styles and invent new forms by joining simple geometric shapes in powerful ways, while maintaining an exacting attention to detail and refinement.
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But after three years of Gary simply trying to plow his way through the line — a strategy that resulted in just 9.5 total sacks — it is safe to say that his technique could use some refinement.
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AirPods are fantastic — they have fewer connection issues than any other wireless headphones — and after years of refinement, the Apple Watch shows you just enough stuff from your phone to make it useful without becoming overbearing.
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She is praised by Sherald's brush for the insouciance of her garb: the bouncy dots a tonic exception to the refinement of the abstract designs that the other subjects' clothes provide for this painter's aesthetic use.
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" In an email, Mr. Coogan, who, like Ms. Linney, had never worked with Mr. Moverman before, said he particularly welcomed the no-rehearsal policy: "What a take lacked in refinement, it gained in an authentic spontaneity.
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The organist Paul Jacobs, who is the chairman of the organ department at Juilliard and has played Guillou works, said that despite his reputation as an enfant terrible, Mr. Guillou exhibited great refinement in his music.
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When movement politics simmered down in the 1970s, however, the pursuit of process — the eternal refinement of rules — came itself to constitute an intrinsic value to reformers as much as it was a means to party renewal.
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On paper, Steve Jobs's "three revolutions in one" seemed like a mere refinement of several other products out there: a step-up from Blackberry, a mini-laptop, the sexy Apple version of a Nokia with WAP capability.
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Witness the Galaxy S230 with its multiaxial symmetry, or the OnePlus 230 with its iPhone-esque refinement, or the HTC U230 in its iridescent Solar Red garb, and you'll find so much more visual variety and intrigue.
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And what we are doing is taking an idea out to the American people, and you're going to see a lot of discussion about these ideas and [a] lot of refinement of what we are talking about.
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With paintings of the highest canonical refinement, Cecily's art appeared to have tunneled up through the continuum of Western art history and emerged into the light-trailing, kaleidoscopic sense-memories of everything we had ever looked at.
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Nonetheless, Mr. Carmona's general emphasis is brilliantly percussive, his rhythms often develop an exciting irregularity, and, though he uses the upper body well (both in his own dancing and his colleagues'), he usually avoids any balletic refinement.
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First, this move by the EPA is consistent with the concept of the three "Rs" of replacement, reduction and refinement, an idea about how to approach animal testing that was first proposed and adopted 60 years ago.
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The end result is that you can get a very usable subject cut out that allows you to easily recompose, or independently edit subject and background very quickly, and with very little, if any, manual refinement required.
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Click here to view original GIFGIF: Gizmodo (Citroën)The engineers at Citroën have apparently thrown almost 100 years of French design refinement out the window with a new product you don't drive, but will improve your motoring experience.
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I loved the design, refinement, and apparent robustness of the device I had before me, but I couldn't escape the sense that it was taking almost no regard of how people would use a gadget of that kind.
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Her refinement and smoky-edged appeal contributed to her frequent comparison and description as "the French Bette Davis" Often flitting between popular and art-house films, Moreau appeared in a wide variety of international films including, Viva Maria!
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"It truly is the level of refinement that the RAM 1500 brings to the segment that helps it stand out, even as Ford and Chevy/GMC sell more trucks," I wrote in my review of the outgoing generation.
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The hope is that compartmentalizing these areas of play will allow testing and comparison of techniques from different researchers on each, along with refinement, before their eventual combination in complex agents that attempt to master the whole game.
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Mr. Koeppe said that the "Kunstkammer," or cabinets of curiosities that European nobles maintained as "thoughtfully selected collections of objects and instruments, each more beautiful, ingenious or wondrous than the next," were valued for artistic and technological refinement.
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Multiply that by the average number of selfies and portraits each user posts every day, and multiply that by how many unposted photos they took before picking one for their followers, and you find multiple opportunities for refinement.
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Although Tinder has a clear lead, there are competitors in America, such as Bumble, set up by one of Tinder's founders after leaving the company, and around the world, all seeking to sell themselves on some refinement or other.
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Congress justified a new set of sanctions against Russia -- and the refinement of existing ones -- because of Moscow's interference in the 2016 US election, its human rights abuses and its military aggression in Ukraine, including the annexation of Crimea.
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There's a degree of detail, resolution, and refinement to this sound that feels real Putting on the light and perfectly comfortable Stax headphones, I instinctively closed my eyes and it wasn't long until my face stretched into a smile.
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The evolution of the ice core hypothesis, the refinement of the techniques, and the gradual, stunning lessons learned by analyzing them, is a fascinating, compelling story that could have survived on its own without the earlier age of exploration.
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The guidelines in Britain get at some important precepts here, usually referred to as the 3Rs: replacement (substitute nonanimal alternatives where possible), reduction (minimize the number of animals used) and refinement (adjust procedures in order to minimize animal suffering).
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A short film by the late photographer Shaun Bloodworth shows the painstaking role of the Wright company's "putter togetherer" of scissors as he goes through the long process of adjustment and refinement that ensures blades snip straight and true.
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He made the foot into a third hand, and brought the lowly pedal — a tool for letting strings ring, for letting the piano resonate like the harp-in-a-closet that it is — to an unimaginable level of refinement.
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Fine watches send a signal to fans that fans that today's multimillionaire athletes are not sweat-drenched gladiators, but men and women of taste and refinement, who appreciate exquisite timepieces just as they would fine wine or contemporary art.
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Its light greens, pinks, and browns are reminiscent of the the garden that we pretend our airshaft-facing windows overlooks, while gold accented pieces give the collection an elevated refinement that even the Dowager Countess couldn't turn her nose up to.
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Kate Erbland, IndieWire: The film is as violent as its predecessor — at some point, someone needs to count how many bones are broken during the film's running time; my guess is triple digits — but now there's a refinement to the bloodshed.
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The Pursuance System, the culmination of eight years of thought and refinement, will be launched later this year, operating under a basic software framework explained at our website and overseen by a non-profit that we've set up for the purpose.
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Berger's ideas about things like capitalism and animal rights, no matter what the viewer thinks of them, are stated so cogently and with so many years of refinement and care that they inspire reflection, and in some cases ring startlingly true.
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"When I think about the kind of creative work I want to do, whether in games or not, I think of refinement of skill, of a personal touch, of finding satisfaction in doing my best work each day," says Wong.
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At Bank of America, which added about $90bn of assets over the year, CFO Paul D'Onofrio said he welcomed any "refinement" to rules that "allows us more access and control over our capital [and] liquidity in support of responsible growth".
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Our fascination with crossovers is curious considering that Americans largely eschew station wagons and hatchbacks (I'll argue that S.U.V.s are pumped-up variations of those.) The X1's flexible packaging, nimbleness, refinement and compact form shine brightly in congested cities.
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Compared with Mughal miniature painting, known for its refinement and naturalism, the paintings here — from Rajasthan, in the northwest of the subcontinent, and from the independent states of the Punjab hills, south of the Himalayas — are more vibrant and even flamboyant.
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Since Walker Evans and Dorothea Lange, the traveling documentarian-portraitist has been a working modality for photographers, occasionally innovated by those with a particular eye for the quirky, like Diane Arbus, or a penchant for technical refinement, like Richard Avedon.
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Advertise on Hyperallergic with Nectar Ads Jason Karolak's current show at McKenzie Fine Art, which comes with the title Prospects, is a follow-up to one that I reviewed in 2015, and it demonstrates a progressive sense of refinement and focus.
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As Oberon on Thursday, Anthony Huxley transmitted playful refinement: With his impeccable technique and noble bearing, he sailed across the stage like a beam of golden light, springing into jumps and beats as if he were skipping down a sidewalk.
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Hattingley Valley in Hampshire, which planted its first vineyard in 2008 but gets most of its grapes through contracts with growers, makes a set of sparklers under its winemaker, Emma Rice, that are noteworthy for their gentle elegance and refinement.
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"Exact smoke-point temperatures cannot be given because a particular type of oil can vary quite a bit, depending on its level of refinement, the seed variety, and even the climate and weather during the plant's growing season," he wrote.
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From its roots in the Magna Carta, to its refinement in the works of John Locke, to its codification in the First Amendment of the Constitution, freedom of speech could be the greatest contribution Anglo Americans have made to human civilization.
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His game needs a lot of refinement — especially when it comes to avoiding foul trouble — but his combination of elite rim protection and above-average shooting is a perfect fit for the 25583-and-D style that so many teams like.
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"Notes on the Cinematograph" (previously published here in 1977, in the same translation by Jonathan Griffin, as "Notes on Cinematography") is the ultimate refinement of Bresson's thought, a loosely grouped succession of aphorisms and Zen koans ("the soundtrack invented silence").
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Directed by Austrian filmmaker Jessica Hausner, making her English-language debut with a screenplay she co-wrote with Géraldine Bajard, "Little Joe" is a tale of exquisite refinement, not heavy-handed horror, always walking that thin line between implication and doubt.
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Mr. Lewis, bringing refinement and delicacy to a Grieg concerto that in some hands can sound brawny, dotted his first-movement cadenza with what felt like vast expanses of emptiness, as if pulling the work a few decades forward, toward Ravel.
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After grinning between themselves at the strangeness of his accent, and imitating the refinement of his yeses and yous, they had assured him that to reach his destination all he needed to do was to ride straight towards the setting sun.
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Link notes that Under Armour will never be in the same league as Nike - which she also owns - but that with inventories coming down, supply chain refinement, an improving balance sheet, and better execution Under Armour is a compelling buy.
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Perhaps the most celebrated Western resident in Japan, Lafcadio Hearn, was initially bewitched by the dolls' house prettiness and aesthetic refinement all around him; but the longer he stayed, the more he located the country's heart in its ghost stories.
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It's about a more established player, a dude who's game is built on the obscene refinement of actions that look like failure: being fouled, taking contact, pumping up a bad or weird shot, and turning it into something surprisingly effective.
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Maybe, as an expert con artist, Jean Genet assumed that language, if used with the right combination of refinement and cogency, could elicit a reckoning, just as his writing's resolute, lyrical reenactments of real and imagined experiences validated his existential truths.
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On Monday, the UK-based National Centre for the Replacement, Refinement, and Reduction of Animals in Research (NC3Rs) awarded its 2017 International award to a team at the University of Oxford, for their research into using computer simulations in place of living animals.
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I know I've been spoiled by 36 years of video game controller refinement, but Commodore 643 games are already notoriously difficult, and including a better controller option with the C64 Mini, instead of striving for authenticity, would have yielded a more satisfying experience.
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And even though I liked a handful of the sweaters, including a filmy blue one with a beige back panel ($595) — here, the material was the star — the combination of refinement and utility that the company so clearly strives for felt elusive.
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Apple has course-corrected a lot in the five years since the iOS 24 overhaul; I hope further refinement is something that is addressed with the iOS 43 refresh that Axios's Ina Fried first reported earlier this year was pushed back until 24.
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The battery of these new neckbuds seems to run down at a rate that puts their battery life closer to nine or 10 hours rather than 12, and, when connected to an iPhone over Bluetooth, their sound doesn't match its former refinement.
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"In many ways, Tuesday's comments represent a significant refinement of Trump's views on cybersecurity: Back in December, the candidate told supporters he planned to fight jihadists by reaching out to Bill Gates, among others, about "closing up the internet in some way.
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On one level, this is art as religious experience, in which the artist feels as if the godhead is working through him; on another level, this is Freud's sublimation at work, the transfiguration of dark thoughts and dark impulses into refinement and beauty.
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I'm all for refinement, and I don't think any technology company is wrong for identifying an effective interaction model or product, and trying to make it even more effective, or better suited to their own audience: That's how we get nice things.
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Therefore, China is the most likely place for the world's first true smart roadways because of its unique infrastructure environment, relatively flexible bureaucracy in terms of technological implementation, as well as the robust nature of manufacturing and supply chain refinement in China.
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Obviously, Samsung's in a more privileged position than its smaller rivals like HTC — who necessarily have to be more conservative with their tighter budgets and resources — but what Samsung's example shows today is the advantage of mixing ambitious experimentation with diligent refinement.
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Indeed, while an influx of sophisticated boutiques and trendy cafes is adding a whiff of refinement, it's not enough to harsh the super laid-back hippie mellow — accounting for both the surfers and perhaps the highest concentration of svelte yogis on the planet.
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Now that it's not, it's worth a small fraction of that, even though it's the same painting — the same work "executed with so much refinement and skill that many connoisseurs believed it was painted by the master himself," as one curator said.
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" Everything that we've heard from the 26-year-old Canadian's forthcoming fourth LP, This Old Dog (out May 5), has been a perfect refinement of his swooning, lo-fi indie, from the canine-pleasing title track to the smooth "On the Level.
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Harking back to the pre-Minimalist years of the late 1950s to early '60s, they combine the often burly, rusty junk-sculpture aesthetic of Richard Stankiewicz, Mark di Suvero and John Chamberlain with the relative refinement of Anthony Caro's welded-steel monochrome sculptures.
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So here's my conclusion, after nearly a week testing the 83 and 8 Plus: The 8s feel like a swan song — or, to put it another way, they represent Apple's platonic ideal of that first iPhone, an ultimate refinement before eternal retirement.
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Chopin's refinement of the pedal would be a ho-hum technical achievement, something for pianists to gab about at gatherings, if it weren't combined with an unparalleled understanding of harmony — he is always ravishing us with his chord changes, even the simplest ones.
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