refining

/ri-fahyn/US // rɪˈfaɪn //UK // (rɪˈfaɪn) //

炼油,炼化,炼制,精炼

Definitions

v.有主动词 verb

v.无主动词 verb

1
re·fined, re·fin·ing.
- : to become pure: The silver is refining in the furnace.
- : to become more fine, elegant, or polished: His parents hope that his manners will refine as he gets older.
- : to make fine distinctions in thought or language.

adj.cleansing

Synonyms

He used the strategy he had refined during the turnover at Temple, which was writing and rewriting concepts until they lodged in his brain.
The systems are usually tested and refined throughout the year before being stretched to their limits during the actual event.
As computer scientists continue to refine and improve their algorithms, they’ll continue to blur the line between creativity and computation.
It feels very familiar—Microsoft has been refining the Xbox interface for years now and you won’t find any major tripping points.
He bought two giant barrel smokers in May, and just as important, he and his pit team have refined their techniques.
Twin studies using EEG were subsequently performed more than a dozen times, refining protocols and controlling for design flaws.
But the New Year is also about planning ahead, refining a longer-term vision of balance and sustainability.
Other technologies are refining the concept of a “fit” between school and student.
Refining the way in which the screening is administered would be preferable to discarding it altogether, Knoepfler believes.
“We share this focus on refining, taking away complexity, removing anything unnecessary, doing fewer things but better,” he says.
The clay used in refining the sugar is dug close to the mill; it feels soft and fat in the fingers.
The compounded rubber goes from the mixing mills to mills, to be prepared for the calenders.

/ri-fahyn/US // rɪˈfaɪn //UK // (rɪˈfaɪn) //

炼油,炼化,炼制,精炼

v.有主动词 verb

v.无主动词 verb

1
re·fined, re·fin·ing.
- : to become pure: The silver is refining in the furnace.
- : to become more fine, elegant, or polished: His parents hope that his manners will refine as he gets older.
- : to make fine distinctions in thought or language.

adj.cleansing

Synonyms

He used the strategy he had refined during the turnover at Temple, which was writing and rewriting concepts until they lodged in his brain.
The systems are usually tested and refined throughout the year before being stretched to their limits during the actual event.
As computer scientists continue to refine and improve their algorithms, they’ll continue to blur the line between creativity and computation.
It feels very familiar—Microsoft has been refining the Xbox interface for years now and you won’t find any major tripping points.
He bought two giant barrel smokers in May, and just as important, he and his pit team have refined their techniques.
Twin studies using EEG were subsequently performed more than a dozen times, refining protocols and controlling for design flaws.
But the New Year is also about planning ahead, refining a longer-term vision of balance and sustainability.
Other technologies are refining the concept of a “fit” between school and student.
Refining the way in which the screening is administered would be preferable to discarding it altogether, Knoepfler believes.
“We share this focus on refining, taking away complexity, removing anything unnecessary, doing fewer things but better,” he says.
The clay used in refining the sugar is dug close to the mill; it feels soft and fat in the fingers.
The compounded rubber goes from the mixing mills to mills, to be prepared for the calenders.