Sentences with phrase «refinement before»

I feel like I need at least 6 more months of refinement before I can settle in to a sales rhythm but I am very pleased with my results so far!

Obviously, the two games aren't exactly the same — the underlying technology, as similar as it may appear on the surface, also required years of refinement before the winning formula for car football was mastered.

Fuhu typically delivers some of the best kids» tablets on the market, but its new Fuhu Nabi DreamTab needs a bit of refinement before it's ready for your youngster.

The Seiko is basically a proof of concept that e Ink can be used quite well in the wearable tech space and just needs refinement before it is ready for the prime time.

The deviceas well as a portable version Stetten has developed for use in doctor's officesneeds further refinement before clinical testing can begin.

An idea can go through a year of testing and refinement before the company finally decides it won't work.

To get around this, the group implemented a two - step optimization procedure, which first gives an approximate solution, then performs local refinements before producing a final template.

Version 41.12 (12.0.0) comes with several performance improvements and a new sign in experience on the iPad, though the browser is very likely to continue getting more substantial refinements before it gets the go - ahead for all iPad users.

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«The X-ray inspection system Dymond Bulk can make a significant difference here, increasing safety and quality parameters even before the refinement process.»

Atsu did well at Vitesse two years ago, like many others, but a terrible run of injuries since have left him as a directionless 24 year - old, and Angban, as well as he did for Sint - Truiden in Belgium, picked up three red cards this season and has a lot of refinement to do before even thinking about the long - term.

Jonathan Knight, a photonics researcher at Bath University, UK, says refinements will be needed before such structures can process light.

More refinement of these approaches are necessary before clinical use, Â but it illustrates how engineered mixtures of progenitor cells and supportive materials are becoming increasingly sophisticated and complicated.

Sugars, caramel colorings and other flavorings are added before further refinement, pasteurization and bottling.

Life is Strange: Before the Storm isn't as groundbreaking as its predecessor, but it is a refinement of those ideas.

Refinement Stage - Teachers reflect before, during, and after taking action, use assessment to drive daily instruction, modify lessons and plans to meet students» needs and pursue opportunities to work and learn with colleagues.

A learning design grounded in curriculum and instructional materials focuses learning on the content of materials, refinement of lessons and assessments to meet unique student contexts and needs, and rehearsal with any materials team members want to fine - tune before using with students.

«We never had that before — there was never that avenue for support or reflection or refinement,» Coffelt says.

And thanks to the changes, refinement, and the ultra-exclusive limo option, it's that much better than before, whether you're bombing at 150 mph down the autobahn or rolling up to The Peninsula in Beverly Hills in the backseat with the champagne chilling.

As every Acura has done before it, the RSX Type - S demonstrated that finesse does not necessarily equal frailty, that refinement is not a sign of weakness, and that there is, after all, a replacement for displacement.

Those same engineers — led by none other than Roberto Fedeli, the man who made Ferraris as good as they were for 20 - odd years before being poached by BMW in 2014, and then poached back by Sergio Marchionne in 2015 to mastermind the technical rebirths not just of Alfa but Maserati as well — are equally proud of the Stelvio's chassis refinement.

Still, Jaguar could bump the power output and fix the diesel's refinement issue before cars arrive in the U.S..

As before, the engine sports variable - geometry intake tracts, but they've been improved with wider throttle valves and a larger - diameter air inlet, among other refinements.

«There's a bit too much hesitation before forward progress begins with moderate throttle application, and the dual - clutch automatic certainly isn't up to the Volkswagen level of refinement,» Floraday argues.

Other notable design refinements: the rear end features a side - to - side LED light bar (like the 911 C4) with four - point brake lights, the rear spoiler (which automatically deploys at 62 mph) has been moved backward to the rear lip, the rear end sports a new Porsche logotype, a new front end and hood are bolder than before, and the car's sides are far more aggressively sculptured.

The quality of its steering and damping have made an impression, as has the car's overall sense of refinement and quality, even before I've reached the end of the hotel driveway.

Long before there were dozens of luxury SUVs and luxury crossovers to choose from, Land Rover began incorporating all the capabilities of purpose - built off - road vehicles with sophisticated interior and exterior refinements to create what many consider the first true luxury 4 × 4.

«This tenth - generation Civic is quite simply the most ambitious remake of Civic we've ever done,» said John Mendel, executive vice president of American Honda Motor Co, Inc. «We are bringing more new technology and innovative thinking to Civic than ever before to establish a new benchmark for fun - to - drive performance, fuel efficiency, safety performance and refinement in the compact class.»

The 2014 Nissan GT - R has been retuned and re-engineered for better responsiveness at the race track, while simultaneously offering a higher degree of luxury and refinement than ever before in the Japanese automaker's performance flagship.

An all - new automatic gearbox features, too, with more ratios than ever before — hoping to add more refinement than ever to the pony - car package.

The styling retains Seat's more extroverted cues but possesses more maturity and refinement than we've seen before.

The Terrain offers greater refinement and versatility to adapt to customers» unique needs, and it's packed with more available advanced safety technologies than ever before.

Take the Volkswagen Polo for example, which right now sets new benchmarks for design and build quality, dynamics, safety and efficiency in the pint - size vehicle class, bringing the luxury car technology and refinement to the masses for less money than ever before.

The all - new Lexus RX gets sharper styling, while the Hyundai Tucson gains a new fuel - efficient turbocharged gasoline direct injected motor, and the Mitsubishi Outlander steps things up with a level of refinement never seen from the diamond star before.

Going on sale in the fall, Honda's John Mendel said, «We are bringing more new technology and innovative thinking to Civic than ever before to establish a new benchmark for fun - to - drive performance, fuel efficiency, safety performance and refinement in the compact class.»

The interior of the Eclipse Cross represents a new design direction for Mitsubishi with a quality and refinement that has never been seen before.

Buyers seeking utmost refinement and relaxation in a luxury sedan are certain to find the same appeal and satisfaction in the current ES 350 as every ES sedan before it.

The new Outlander PHEV is significantly quieter than before, due to detail refinement measures, including improved mounts for the rear electric motor.

OlliOlli 2 is exactly what you want from a sequel: refinement, addition, and an evolution of the game before it that is just a better game.

The bad news, however, is that it's a system that struggles to shine in quite the same way as it did before, even in spite of its expansions and refinements, thanks to the sheer volume and hyperbole of the story.

«As a result, on day one — before you even start your first match on the live servers — we've made a number of refinements through a day - one patch.»

Dungeon Souls has a whole bunch of the former, but being in beta, still has some of the latter, and in my opinion some refinements to make before it reaches its full (and awesome) potential.

There may be points I've missed because I found them inconsequential, such as Mardan Rush techniques on horses and weapon switch combination moves, but the jist of it is this: Arslan gets a lot of things right, but the card system needs some refinement, maybe providing a visible outcome before investing your gold, and it needs its own special mode.

Dungeon Hunter 2 by Gameloft doesn't so much represent a change in direction for action - RPGs on iDevices as much as it is a refinement on the title that came before it.

Apparently self - appointed armchair climatologists are free to do this sort of handwaving and see it published before a global audience, courtesy of «The Register», even as they nitpick and complain about real climatologists» refinement of real climate models.

The particular graph in question was only used once in the 1999 report, before Briffa developed refinements to his methodology which better reproduced low frequency variability in the record.

After years of drafting and refinements, the rule took effect in January 2017 before being revoked by Congress in February through the Congressional Review Act.

But due to the obvious intellectual capabilities and refinement of Bob I think he may have inadvertently left out the letter «E» before the «S» so really it was FFES he meant.

These same issues have been around since 2006 and before, but Legal Blog Watch's Bob Ambrogi explains in this videocast, «there's a lot of energy around e-discovery, and a lot of refinement of what's going on in e-discovery.»

That 6.1 - inch Infinity Display still rules the roost, as Samsung adds refinement to the display making it brighter and better looking that before.

When it does a tock release of macOS, it often adds a refinement name before the nickname.