Finally, this paper is a call for additional nuanced research in the discovery of Traditional Environmental Knowledge held by many Native Americans, to better understand the fragile nature of humans' relationship to the earth and its provisions and its application to sustainable design paradigms today.
It is more nuanced than its "self-discovery" marketing might suggest, yet still remains something to which mainstream audiences will be able to relate.
As the topological features of our roadmaps become richer and more nuanced, the opportunity to make novel discoveries significantly increases.
The discovery fits with an increasingly nuanced view of the right hemisphere's role, said Dr. Anjan Chatterjee, an associate professor in the Center for Cognitive Neuroscience at the University of Pennsylvania.
The actual process of scientific discovery is much lengthier, more complex, and more nuanced than the media's portrayal of it.
The authors should make an effort, perhaps in a dedicated subsection under Methods, to offer a nuanced discussion of the approach stating how it supports scientific discovery, what is novel relative to the earlier studies, and what are the open challenges.
The result of my work is both the more nuanced reading of many modal endings, and, in certain cases, the discovery of new functions.
But let's not forget the difference between the life-long dedication to evidentiary discovery, or the fashioning of a new narrative from a nuanced study of the facts, and a writer's ability to market that idea.
In the revised manuscript, we elaborated on the explanation underlying this more conservative, nuanced conclusion of social monitoring, and instead placed more emphasis on our discovery of brain networks in structured cognition that are not observable via conventional behavioral measurements.
Hunch will rather be providing more nuanced recommendations on the back-end, resulting (they hope) in more meaningful discoveries, more stickiness on the site, and ultimately more buying and selling.
