refinement
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definition
noun
the refinement of uranium
the process of removing impurities or unwanted elements from a substance.
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Mere culture, 'refinement' , respectability, morality, is simply a painted coating of varnish on the outside.
Once this is created, Joint Forces Command and the services can undertake the actual process of concept development, testing, and 'refinement' .
However, American cities of the nineteenth century were seen as bastions of culture and 'refinement' .
His mature works combine features of his Bruges predecessors, van Eyck's fascination with the detail of the visible world and Memling's 'refinement' , with some compositional elements from Hugo van der Goes.
In fact, the original policy can be improved as the organization undergoes an iterative process of interpretation, conflict, and 'refinement' .
Designers at Chrysler exhibited elegance and 'refinement' with the Firepower Grand Tourer Concept.
Uncluttered and spacious, the overall design suggests modern 'refinement' and glamour rather than stuffy tradition.
I detailed what progress was being made on the tools and machinery, how 'refinement' of superior metals was coming along, and the construction of blast furnaces and prototype pumps for the Bessemer converters.
the 'refinement' of Hellenistic art
Why is it that when the evolution of man is picturised, humans are the ultimate in the process of evolutionary 'refinement' ?
For those cowed by all this ardent muscularity, turn to her to discover, at the last, a private Rubens, that man of exceptional 'refinement' and sensitivity.
My own feeling is that Englishmen of taste and 'refinement' prefer the longer word, but, sadly, American influence has meant that it is now falling out of use.
His dignity and 'refinement' and focus and calm manner add up to a state of grace worthy of a man.
Researchers have conducted testing and product development on a laboratory scale and are looking for an industrial partner for scale-up and further 'refinement' of the process.
Grain 'refinement' is influenced by the complex effects of alloy design and processing methods.
Although undeniably proud of their newly won political independence, the former colonials still aspired to many of the European cultural and material standards of 'refinement' and civility.
Grace, 'refinement' , and good breeding are usually apparent with this aspect.
This process does not require the three-step 'refinement' needed to produce steel from ore.
She spends nearly quarter of an hour talking me through the growing, shipping, 'refinement' and chemical processes.
However, he believes that the ongoing 'refinement' of automated manufacturing processes promises to make them cost-competitive in the near future.
From a range of proposals, the project created by the Peugeot Style Centre was chosen, due to its fluid lines that give the car a powerful look, 'refinement' and elegance.
Proenza Schouler produced tailored garments that showed 'refinement' and elegance in their graceful design.
This is what people come to Granada to see and no amount of description can do justice to its 'refinement' and subtlety, precisely because the essence of Moorish art is its simplicity.
When exactly did this downward cultural spiral begin, this loss of tact and 'refinement' and understanding that some things should not be said or directly represented?
The answer lies in the fact that these molecules (together with other minerals and nutrients) are removed from our daily diets by 'refinement' processes.
Everything was sculpted to present an elegant, Japanese 'refinement' , using dark woods and red silks and gold embroidery and edging.
You're buying into a lifestyle that shrieks taste and 'refinement' .
It's a bit tacky, especially in comparison to the sophistication and 'refinement' of the historic section.
the 'refinement' of uranium
He seeks in this way to place himself in cultivated society and to impress his guests, his family - perhaps even himself - with his own 'refinement' and sophistication.
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