Sentence examples for more subtle dimensions from inspiring English sources
They neglect more subtle dimensions of choice.
A key argument is that as much as we recognize the outer built environment of cities to address major challenges of our times like the ecological crisis, we also need to integrate the much more subtle interior dimensions of human existence to address them adequately.
There is a more subtle and original dimension to the book, and perhaps it was that dimension that made Freud so determined to complete and publish it, despite all the resistance.
The stability theory for three-dimensional algorithms is found to be more subtle than in two dimensions and is studied in detail.
Since spectral values need not be eigenvalues, the spectral decomposition is often more subtle than in finite dimensions.
The final structure of the FGVS provides an overall view with its two 'global evaluation' and 'advantages' dimensions, as well as a more subtle view and particular perspective with its five sub-dimensions.
However, the relatively broad parenting dimensions may not capture more subtle gender differences in parenting.
The connection is more subtle.
