refine

Object

• search: To refine the search, add more words to narrow down.
• methodology: At the time of our second report, ONS was working on refining the methodology used to provide estimates of numbers in low pay.
• parameter: A background function should be included in the model, and its parameters refined.
• texture: Discover the Pore Refining Peel-off mask that eliminates your skins impurities and smoothes and refines the texture of your skin!
• mesh: Adaptive meshing automatically refines meshes in high stress areas without the rest of the mesh having to be refined.
• technique: Some use highly refined encryption techniques, which means they cannot be overheard.

Preposition: on

• basis: These initial lists of types were then refined on the basis of new dedicated field surveys, data analyzes and field trials.

Subject

• fire: The most valuable gold has to be refined by fire - to get rid of its impurities.

Modifying Another Word

• iteratively: This will then be used to iteratively refine the knowledge collection, interpretation and analysis until an acceptable level of representation is achieved.
• anisotropically: If the structure was refined anisotropically, the orientations and the magnitudes of vibrational ellipsoids should be displayed.
• progressively: Enterprise goals or Service Level Agreements can be considered as high-level abstract policies which must be progressively refined into implementable policies.
• continually: Since the more effort placed in these endless observations continually refined those valuable timings.
• continuously: Curricula are continuously refined to keep ahead of educational developments.
• gradually: Pieces are gradually refined, working with the arrangement until the desired feeling is created.

Infinitive complement

• reflect: The flowgraph can be refined to reflect these three regions of code, producing the following flowgraph.
• ensure: The VRQ has been reviewed and refined to ensure that it reflects the new nutritional standards.
• produce: Its germ is rich in oil, and can be refined to produce corn oil.

Present participle complement

• exist: But Williams & Associates Insurance Agency, Inc. he does to refine existing.

Preposition: in

• light: Any activity can then be refined in light of the publication of the final version in November.

Preposition: by

• fire: The most valuable gold has to be refined by fire - to get rid of its impurities.