On some occasions the failure to comply with the law as written is unintentional; public servants are not necessarily expected to be fully versed on the nuances of what constitutes meeting the letter of the law on legislation without specific training - which my Office is happy to provide.
Haiku is an obvious choice, but it's a form with more nuance than initially meets the eye.
Now, in a series of new studies, researchers have found that there is far more complexity and nuance to a jellyfish than meets the eye — or eyes.
There is more to writing in tongues than meets the eye, and the authors explain the origins and nuances of writing in, say, Indic scripts or Cyrillic majuscules and minuscules in a voice that is thoroughly accessible and enjoyable.
"Things are pretty bad," says John Twomey, chair of the Crime Reporters Association, a group of specialist professionals with long traditions of meeting police to discuss the nuances of the criminal justice system.
BUENOS AIRES: The music and dance of the tango, born in Buenos Aires, tell of the melancholy pleasure of surviving a broken heart, the swelling of hope when eyes meet across a room and all the nuances in between.
They met last Wednesday evening and discussed the nuances of their shared pitch over dinner.
He spent most of the next seven years there, learning the nuances of pasta making, meeting his future wife and becoming a surrogate son of sorts to the restaurant's owner, Gianluigi Morini, after whom Osteria Morini is named.
He could meet with me and then with a representative from Kansas and understand the nuances as well as the content of both conversations".
Further, the two researchers met weekly during the screening and data extraction phases to discuss the nuances of the articles and to resolve differences by deliberation until consensus was reached.
