But subtle shifts in Congress and small tinkering by the Clinton administration on the travel ban to Cuba last year point to movements in policy and attitudes that the Gonzalez case could propel in some ways.
(Indeed, I had already received a diagnosis three years earlier). Not only did I click too many times when I shouldn't have, and occasionally vice versa, but subtle shifts in my head movements, tracked by the device's motion detector, suggested that I tended to shift attention states, from on-task to impulsive to distracted and back.
Not only did I click too many times when I shouldn't have, and occasionally vice versa, but subtle shifts in my head movements, tracked by the device's motion detector, suggested that I tended to shift attention states, from on-task to impulsive to distracted and back.
Unitarianism affected only a minority of the radical Reformers, but a subtle shift in the definition of the role of Christ was more broadly based.
But the subtle shift in what she does will have to wait as a pregnant Kate continues to suffer, for a second time, from very acute morning sickness.
An important, but recent subtle shift in understanding is that an overwhelming majority of executives surveyed in the WEF report recognize how breaches can disrupt business operations — not just loss of customer data — an important step in accounting for the full financial cost.
As in schizophrenia, the distribution of cognitive scores suggests that the association between childhood IQ level and risk of psychosis reflects not a subgroup of severely impaired individuals, but rather a subtle shift in the efficiency of neuro-development among those who will later experience psychotic-like experiences.
But there was a subtle shift in Moscow toward a less confrontational tone, even as officials continued to slam U.S. sanctions as veiled attempts at gaining economic advantage.
When electronic sound synthesizers came along, it made sense to use the same key layout, but there was a subtle shift in terminology.
But this also reflects a subtle shift in etiquette, experts say.
