There was even speculation that the situation had been stage-managed by the palace as a very subtle hint about her desire for the union to stay together.
He then defused the uprising by deploying his soldiers around the area and persuading the ringleaders to back down — using what Carter later described as "a very subtle use of coercion and negotiation".
It teaches us to respect the body as a very subtle, holistic entity.
The sequence simplicity varies from extreme, as in homopolymeric tracts, to very subtle as in some non-globular domains of proteins.
This is widely seen as a not very subtle attempt to get consumers to buy expensive Memory Stick cards from Sony.
Statics corrections were not able to distinguish a more valid model over the other, as they had very subtle impact on the stack quality.
The altered thermo-sensitivity of these mutations, defined here as slope, is very subtle, yet is still significant (see Additional file 12: Table S3).
There was actually a motion of curving fluttering hands at the words "Cupids clap their wings" in Purcell's "Hark the echoing air," and in "Mad Bess" of Purcell the interest of the performance was as much a matter of recitation of histrionics, not of a very subtle kind, as of fine vocalism.
Describing the work as "a strange and very subtle thing," Mr. Stark said the fun came both from experiencing it and from watching others experience it.
Problems associated with process control equipment, such as valves, can be very subtle and difficult to detect.
