Ms. Lam put on a subdued, nuanced group show of Chinese abstract works, a breath of fresh air in a city where galleries usually go for the eye-popping.
But, as Rakove's wide-ranging and nuanced group portrait of the Founding Fathers shows, few of them shared such a wish so early, no matter how much they bristled at England's taxation or the redcoat presence.
Implacably pursuing the resistance is the German Gestapo, an altogether less nuanced group led by the effete Maj.
With a larger group, it would be possible to analyze the results for specific subpopulations of students more carefully and detect more nuanced differences between groups.
Results support the intuition that a more nuanced description of groups could improve not only the understanding of the activity of the user base but also the interpretation of other phenomena occurring on social graphs.
Overall, our work gives a contribution in the first place in the field of computational social science, specifically in the direction of a nuanced characterization of groups according to notions of topicality and sociality developed in sociology in the past decades but never tested on large online datasets.
Peirce's non-Manichean view of high-school society reflects her nuanced conception of group life and also reflects the times — our era is one of heightened conscience to go along with the heightened vulnerability of private lives made public online.
More recently, as Tilbury's residents gradually turned their backs on Labour — over the course of the party's reign between 1997 and 2010, Labour's vote in Thurrock almost halved — a far more nuanced and mainstream group of right-wing populists picked up the electoral slack.
But despite efforts from the likes of Glenn Beck to drum up controversy, the film's release, via an internet-savvy promotional campaign from Paramount, was met with a noticeably nuanced response from Christian groups – mixed to be sure, but not giving off the night sweats of a belief-system under seige.
Differences between the two groups become nuanced when it comes to respect from others as a measure of success: Both groups associate others' respect (E) with success, but entrepreneurs thought gains in such status were available to anyone, whereas nonentrepreneurs specifically disagreed with this notion.
