Sentence examples for more subtle tools from inspiring English sources

He quickly recognized the need for more powerful lenses, more subtle tools.

In its report, the commission said covert action "may play an increasingly important role" as the United States steps up efforts to counter terrorism and the spread of illicit weapons, because it can serve as "a more subtle and surgical tool" than diplomacy or the use of military force.

It offers economic policy makers a new set of tools — a more subtle, psychological set — beyond tax rates, interest rates and other traditional tools.

"The case management tool gives a more subtle and refined way to measure the demands on social workers, but the weighting has to be flexible and based on the judgment of professionals – it's not intended to be arbitrary criteria that cannot reflect the various needs of the child and the social worker".

Use the burn and dodge tools to add further, more subtle, highlights and shadows to all areas of the portrait.

Use the push and dodge tools to add further, more subtle, shadows and highlights to the hair.

As neuroeconomic and brain imaging tools shed more light on ADHD, a more subtle understanding of its symptomatology will also be vital for developing new treatments.

This effectively expands the space on which the subsequent analysis tool will look for associations, improving the chance of finding more subtle, and for that less obvious, ones.

The study confirms that EnKF is a powerful tool for short range forecasting but also that it requires a more subtle setting than it is frequently recommended.

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

Although they are powerful tools, gene knockout approaches can overemphasize certain important aspects of gene function and may overlook more subtle effects of protein function and interaction.