Sentence examples for nuanced image from inspiring English sources

This makes for a more nuanced image, with more diversity between brighter and darker areas, as well as richer colouring.

The aim is to project a more nuanced image of Africa than the procession of disasters and diseases captured by Western television channels.

Combining these datasets allows for a more nuanced image of the existing transport flows in the study area.

This was a new approach based on a different, more nuanced image of communism: as such it represented a departure from previous decades.

Revisionist histories of the late 20th century have argued in favor of a more nuanced image of Las Casas, suggesting that he was neither a saint nor a fanatic, but a person with exceptional willpower and a sense of justice, which sometimes led him into arrogance, stubbornness and hypocrisy.

The Nuance Imaging Module contained the principal imaging components in a single compact enclosure: a high-resolution, scientific-grade CCD imaging sensor, a solid-state liquid crystal filter with a polarizer, a wavelength tuning element, a spectrally optimized lens and internal optics [ 8].

Pc 4 binding was imaged using a Nuance Multispectral Image System Nuance 3.1 (Caliper/PerkinElmer Life Sciences and Technology, Hopkinton, MA).

Pc 4 binding was imaged using Olympus IX71 microscopy with the Nuance Multispectral Image System Nuance 3.1 (Caliper/PerkinElmer Life Sciences and Technology).

Analysis of QD images by Nuance imaging software revealed that 24.67 % of APE1 was co-localized with Bcl2 in the cytoplasm (mainly on mitochondria; Fig.  3b, lower right panel).

Updike's dialogue is spare and unerring, but nuance and image ride his nouns and verbs in consciously intricate dress; he is far closer to baroque Nabokov than to stripped Hemingway.

The most popular answers to questions were nuanced with often a less powerful image of the child being expressed in the choices made.