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The new results, which are published in Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences, suggest a more nuanced sequence of events.

These raw, nuanced sequences operate like the songs in a musical: they reveal the true hearts of the characters.

In the future we aim to perform more nuanced, sequence-based tests of cis-regulatory divergence in cichlids.

Kaufman peppers the film with sofa and car-seat sex as well as psychological and physical violence, and fills each sequence with nuanced performances.

It's as brilliantly nuanced as Updike's Rabbit sequence, and as sad as anything by Fitzgerald.

Loktev's staging of the crucial moment is expert; her look at the aftermath is poignant and nuanced, culminating in a nocturnal sequence that condenses a world of bitter and incommensurable experience — and an unexpectedly stringent morality — into a single shot.

From the opening sequence, transparent scenes, underscored by less-than-nuanced performances, leave little room for surprise.

With only the "sequence" (<seq>) attribute available, none of these more nuanced overlapping techniques can be achieved.

But my personal history aside, this sequence is by far the movie's most nuanced and moving.

Rather, it presents an overlapping sequence of interrelated narratives that together tell a full and nuanced, yet wholly accessible history of visual art in the city.

Additionally, it is also becoming evident that with increased transcriptome sequencing throughput, it is possible to capture a richer, more nuanced, picture of transcriptome complexity (e. g. partially processed transcripts and alternative splice forms) [ 73- 75].