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Перевод: refinement

[существительное]
утонченность ; изысканность ; тонкость вкуса; изящество; очищение; очистка ; рафинирование; обработка ; отделка ; улучшение; усовершенствование; повышение качества

Тезаурус:

1. It will undoubtedly need further refinement and modification in the light of consultations and of experience.
2. A new development is the QUANT/NMR option providing an integrated solution for spectral processing, analysis and molecular modelling for the NMR spectroscopist using the unique X-PLOR package as the compute engine for handling distance geometry, relaxation matrix refinement and simulated annealing in addition to its more traditional role as a unique refinement tool for protein engineers.
3. The use and refinement of existing powers The legal and operational precedents set by the strike were being followed and expanded by the police almost as soon as the dispute was over.
4. I would like to propose one broadly based category which will clearly require extensive elaboration and refinement.
5. While those are powerful arguments, more speed, extra refinement and sharper handling would put it right on the pace.
6. A refinement of this, a mounted pencil on castors, was invented in 1853 by a French spiritualist called Planchette.
7. Ford claims 0-;60mph in 9.8secs and a top speed of 116mph, so plainly your money can buy a lot more performance as well as refinement in a sporting hatchback.
8. Along with the gradual movement away from fossil fuels and the refinement of nuclear technologies and the development of effective renewable energy strategies it is the only rational course for the future of energy supply.
9. Yet the first definition of culture which he now supplies, "that of a refinement of living, including appreciation of philosophy and the arts, among the upper levels of society", is in many ways close to Amold's ideal.
10. How beautiful, how devoid of everything like the handicraft of art it is - the largeness, and yet ingenuity of its effect - the purity of its colour - the truth, yet refinement and elegance of the action, particularly of the hands (in which he particularly excels); and then, a lesson to all high-minded slovens, the patient vigilance with which the whole is linked together, by touches, in some instances small almost as a miniature, but like the sparkling of water.
11. This is not the same situation as in those areas of the law where there are medical concepts which are not in fact accepted without further refinement by courts; the notion of what constitutes therapy is such an issue, as are, for example, the concepts of insanity and paternity.
12. Recent developments include the introduction of Rietveld refinement for exact comparison of simulated and experimental X-ray diffraction data, together with LEED Simulation and new facilities for Catalysis and Separations Modelling, Surface and Interface modelling and the first fully open materials simulation environment, CERIUS Open Force Field.
13. Pattenden is an especially fine example of this Kentish style because its upper floors are jettied at the back as well, a rare refinement.