For coffee geeks and baristas, cold-brew is primarily fascinating because of the nuances in flavour it can highlight.
Because of the nuances of the decoration, Ms. Schwartz added, it is believed that the figure was not meant to be painted, as some works by the artist were.
Frequent meetings, in person, by phone, or over the network, are important because of the nuances of communication that are often lost in writing.
A trustless digital ledger does not require a large reserve of funds to back value in one currency or the other, because of the nuances of the blockchain.
What is totally false might be somewhat easy to spot, but the polarizing, exaggerated, opinionated content many see as "fake" is tough to train AI to spot because of the nuance with which it's separated from legitimate news, which is a valid point.
Written by David Seidler and directed by Tom Hooper (The Damned United, John Adams, Thee King's Speech works so well because of the nuance and beautifully calibrated performances of Colin Firth and Geoffrey Rush in the central roles.
Replication has been difficult because of the nuances of the assay.
The weighing of available human data is challenging, largely because of the nuances associated with the clinical diagnosis of endometriosis and methodologic practices that affect interpretation.
Second, because of the uniquely nuanced risk reduction message inherent in PrEP ie, that it must supplement traditional risk reduction efforts, rather than replace them; that it might be only partially effective when used alone it is critical to understand the cognitive and emotional processes related to the perception of personal risk and its application to decision-making.
" 'Romeo and Juliet' would be very hard to do for kids because of the emotional nuances and because romance and warring families might not interest them as much as the fighting and the plot and the baddies like Macbeth and Lady M.," Mr. Sheader said.
