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They hear the subtle nuanced aspects of the musical language that are the deepest elements of its identity.
It wasn't clear how to pinpoint these nuanced aspects of cognition, because the results of right-hemisphere damage were harder to spot than those of left-hemisphere damage.
Paul Smaldino, a cognitive scientist who led the work at the University of California, Merced, said: "As long as the incentives are in place that reward publishing novel, surprising results, often and in high-visibility journals above other, more nuanced aspects of science, shoddy practices that maximise one's ability to do so will run rampant".
He has noticed that he and his colleagues have had to work harder, in those kinds of states, to defend their campaign against critics, including those who feel that a new test of factual civics knowledge would give teachers less time to focus on more nuanced aspects of civic education.
To capture these more nuanced aspects of decision chains, see Figure 2.
See, it's not just heights or enclosed spaces or spiders (or clowns) that send people into fits of terror, but also those more nuanced aspects of everyday life that rear up when we least expect it.
Once Duhamel and Winters settle into a rhythm and begin showing more nuanced aspects of their characters, I began to enjoy "Battle Creek" for the light, reasonably well-constructed crime drama that it is, and as the season develops, Shore is able to do a few interesting things with the question of whether people can truly change.
An individual's subjective social status may involve a "cognitive averaging" of objective SES indicators and other nuanced aspects of social standing, whereby individuals judge their relative social standing in different contexts based on accumulated and anticipated life experiences [ 31].
In Medium expressing groups, transcription and related processes (DNA binding, zinc fingers) were prominent, while in the lower expression brackets, more nuanced aspects of transcription/translation regulation were found to be enriched (tRNA and zinc finger proteins).
Given that cnidarians are not the only habitable hosts for Symbiodinium on coral reefs (e.g. [ 35– 38]), we stand to gain insights into nuanced aspects of the entire zooxanthella niche through analysis of non-cnidarian systems (e.g. [ 39]).
Incorporating a variety of methodologies into an evaluation, and exploring questions related to nuanced aspects of an intervention and its complex context were cited as important features of an improved evaluation approach: "What we're trying to understand is the things that go on inside.
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The phrase "nuanced aspect" functions primarily as a noun phrase, where "nuanced" modifies the noun "aspect". As Ludwig AI confirms, this construction is grammatically correct and highlights a specific, often subtle, characteristic. The examples provided showcase its use in diverse fields, emphasizing complexity and the need for careful consideration.
Expression frequency: Rare
