Dissonant chords welled up, sometimes throbbing with phantom tones produced by nuances of tuning; quick, tootling patterns appeared, then melted into the clangor.
Therefore, I was delightfully surprised by the nuance of your Sept. 7 front-page article about the economic circumstances of Kerala, India, where its citizens are educated and, consequently, often leave their region and homeland in search of greater financial opportunities.
Today, thanks to the reporting of one Michael Arrington via Uncrunched, we've learned that Swype has been acquired by Nuance (the makers of voice recognition technology) for over $100 million.
However, through these technology advancements made possible by Nuance, the new generation of BMW systems now enables a more conversational dialogue between drivers and BMW navigation and entertainment systems.
This last episode was deemed unsatisfying by many, a MacGuffin to wrap up the strands, but to my mind it worked: an appalling accident is what it baldly was, and fates often twist on such meaningless coincidences, but – oof – how writers Harry and Jack Williams worked to put us through the emotional treadmill by spotlighting every nuance of all the very personal ramifications.
Analysis of QD images by Nuance imaging software revealed that 24.67 % of APE1 was co-localized with Bcl2 in the cytoplasm (mainly on mitochondria; Fig. 3b, lower right panel).
I seem to be most often captivated by the nuances of a subject and by the unexpected emotions found between the lines, and this was no exception.
Leslie Felperin of Variety commented that it was Moore's best role in "some time", and was impressed by the "extraordinary emotional nuance" of the performance.
In the world of speech-to-text, Dragon NaturallySpeaking by Nuance leads the way.
Mr. Esiebo, 34, a Nigerian photographer, is fascinated by the nuances of this relationship and how men present themselves to the world.
