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His Still Life with a Burning Candle (1627) and the Breakfast Still Life (1647) show a subtle variation of closely related monochrome colours, which in his later, more Baroque work became stronger.

In the opposite corner, wearing tricolor trunks, is nuance, rooted in the Latin for "cloud" and the French for "shade," meaning "a subtle variation in tone" or "delicate shading of meaning".

There is an indication that subtle variation of ROS concentration, induction of toxins and other defense related genes play a role in this unique resistance mechanism.

Further, the subtle variation of chemical composition [20, 21] will bring great changes in the electrochemical performance of products.

Since cost of injuries may vary according to age and gender, influenced by subtle variation of cultural lifestyle and behavioral pattern, knowledge of trauma epidemiology is essential for identifying the correlates of OOPE on accidental injuries and development of solutions from the public health viewpoint.

This is why Trumpcare can be viewed as its own more subtle variation of Final Solution.

The subtle variation of the putative NAIP2 proteins, such as in spleen and heart, could result either from alternative start codon selection (Figure S6) or alternative splicing of NAIP2 terminal exons.

He took an agreeable vocal turn on most of the songs in the set, applying his reedy tenor with a forthright attack but many subtle variations of phrasing.

Yet there are subtle variations of temperature, and a number of initiatives suggest a warming-up: last September, in Hong Lim park in central Singapore, a "Speakers' Corner" opened.

Hallmarks of his style include a startling attention to detail and extraordinarily subtle variations of color and shading.

It looks like every other Reinhardt from that late period: a geometric pattern of nine squares in subtle variations of black.