Sentence examples for Subtle shape from inspiring English sources
"subtle shape" is a correct and usable phrase in written English
It can be used to refer to a shape or form that is soft and delicate rather than bold or obvious. For example: "The subtle shape of the flower was detailed in fine relief on the vase."
We discuss the possibility that subtle shape selectivity, or inverse shape selectivity, and lattice solvation differences between the two catalysts account for the enhanced solvation of the isobutane transition state in HZSM-5 compared to the larger channel H-Beta.
This would also be the case if this methodology were to be applied to other morphologically similar pollen types where subtle shape and size variations were the only difference.
In summary, single sex analyses revealed variable levels of population and host mandible shape differences depending on the test performed (Bayesian, MANOVA or MU) likely reflecting more subtle shape differences than those observed between sexes.
Actually, we lack even hypothetical functional explanations for subtle shape variation: Gilchrist et al. [ 54] speculated that wing shape variation in D. subobscura may simply represent drift around an optimum.
Tilt and subtle shape are noticeable in the top images where the left side of the images is higher than the right side (Figs. 11(a)– 11(c) and Media 7).
But the subtle shaping of the debate, the themes, the buzzwords, are not unique to him.
Raking light from an invisible sun chisels the foliage into subtle shapes.
Her subtle shaping with Abbado of the central movement in the D minor concerto is slow but serene, and the way she lifts the final simple phrases of the coda is heartbreaking.
The bass Dashon Burton sang with nobility and rich tone, and the luminous soprano Sherezade Panthaki floated her arias with pure, penetrating tone, mining deep emotion from the subtle shaping of the lines.
The trio includes the bassist Burniss Earl Travis, whose notes come in elegant, subtle shapes, groove with no ostentation; and the drummer Justin Faulkner, who played aggressively, with an extra snare and a will to dominate.
But one of the things I was also trying to suggest in my piece is that a subtle shaping is already taking place that is giving the island its character.
