Sentence examples similar to ecological nuances from inspiring English sources

Directed by Mr. Miyazaki's frequent collaborator Isao Takahata, the film, from 1994, credits Mr. Miyazaki with "planning," and it's easy to see: its ecological concerns, nuance and occasional lyricism place it squarely within the Ghibli oeuvre but not among its masterpieces.

While the physical process of combustion is theoretically simple, understanding the relative influence of biotic and abiotic controls on observed, modern fire regimes is an ongoing focus in ecological research, nuanced by the role of humans who are changing landscapes to be more or less flammable, as well as lighting and extinguishing fires [1] [3].

The reason for individual suicides is varied, and in India, it must be viewed against the webbed nuance of social (e.g., caste, religious and cultural), ecological, and economic factors of Indian agricultural society (see [23]).

But nuances are different.

Paris is all nuances.

There are nuances.

Local nuances color this.

There are new nuances.

Ecologists proposed ecological ones.

Another pressure is ecological.

Environmental disasters, ecological breakdown.