(p. 399) Volff (2006) in his discussion of the "raison d'être" of TEs adds "exonization" to the explanation of TE prevalence as a reservoir of variation, another nuance that depends on the complexities of eukaryotic RNA manipulations.
These types of nuances, with lots of variation, were too complicated for any workforce software to take into account.
Our emphasis will be on providing a 'thick description' of the subject matter [ 37] which emphasises 'sources of variation, nuances of difference, the elicitation of meaning and the understanding of processes, rather than the incidence and prevalence of particular circumstances and events' [ 38].
Then a torrent of variations started.
The noun nuance started in the Latin nubes, "cloud," which led to the French verb nuer, "to shade," and then to the noun nuance, "a shade of color or variation in tone".
She also accuses MacKinnon of having a "nuance theory" in which Black women's experience is simply a variation of white women's experience.
The market for instruction in those nuances seems inexhaustible on both sides of the Atlantic, although the concept of a nuance tends to blur as one travels west.
Sure, but as is typically the case with most plainly obvious things, when one takes a slightly closer look, nuance and variation abound.
As will emerge, the early paragraphs of the Third Meditation clarify a further nuance of the Evil Genius Doubt — a nuance consistently observed thereafter.
Pc 4 binding was imaged using a Nuance Multispectral Image System Nuance 3.1 (Caliper/PerkinElmer Life Sciences and Technology, Hopkinton, MA).
Every nuance of coloring and tone seemed an expression of a musical insight.
