Sentence examples for more subtle mapping from inspiring English sources

Boosteds are the best not just because of the specs, but because of the more subtle mapping of the controller to the board.

Comparison of the classification maps to each other and to the color composite of the site (Figure 1) reveals that the ANN and the MED produced much more detailed class maps than the MLH, and that they are also more detailed than the SAM map, although the differences with the SAM map are more subtle.

11 Hessian-based algorithms allow the network to learn more subtle features of a complicated mapping.

The project maps something slightly more subtle, too.

Generalizing the real function in Eq. 1 to a corresponding complex function implies two rather obvious constraints on the retinotopic map and one more subtle constraint.

That could mean that a mobile phone could communicate directional signals to a user who is trying to follow a route on a map or simulate more subtle effects, like different textures when touching an image or photo.

The benefits of a public data tool to help governments and others ship public maps are a bit more subtle.

When allele frequencies are disparate, as is likely to be the case for most association mapping studies, the pattern is more subtle.

The new Google Maps uses cards in a more subtle way.

This is a more subtle, and most often implicit, distinction that doesn't map perfectly onto the Keynesian/classical divide.

Mitogen-activated protein kinases (MAP kinases) have evolved a similar, but more subtle, mode of activation [4], [5].