Sentence examples for more subtle arrangements from inspiring English sources
The 20 paintings in the Salander-O'Reilly show range from his Cézanne-influenced still lifes of the early 1930's to the Precisionist works done later in the decade to the more subtle arrangements of form and color produced in his later years.
Their many traditional songs included "Stewball", "Go Tell It On The Mountain" and Travers' tour de force, "Single Girl"; the arrangements are more subtle than some would credit.
The approach stands on the fact that the genome architecture differs in distinct living organisms, including at the gene level, the G+C content, the codon usage, and/or more subtle biases in nucleic acid arrangements [ 15].
In a departure from previous Harrison solo hits, where a line-up of ten or more musicians was standard, "Give Me Love" featured a pared-down arrangement and more subtle instrumentation.
Further analysis is also required to tease out the more subtle differences between the two services, including details arrangements for ongoing rehabilitation/support which are not currently collected as part of the UKROC dataset.
Far more important are her very careful, and sometimes quite subtle, arrangements of gestures, postures and expressions.
The problem of the structures of covalent compounds, both individual molecules, such as methane, and covalently bonded solids, such as diamond, is much more subtle, for it involves delving into the characteristics of the electron arrangements in individual atoms.
On this LP, that cracked country voice (more pebble-dashed than gravelly) tells tales of love and obsession over swooping strings and subtle arrangements.
