Sentence examples for nuanced sequences from inspiring English sources

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

But from here Ms. Cook took the remainder of the show onto her shoulders, moving with consummate insight and dignity through one of contemporary opera's most psychologically nuanced sequences.

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

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.

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

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].

By considering the costs of DNA sequence archiving as having at least some variable component we can provide a nuanced view of archiving, and thus remain compatible with the two "common sense" positions of "one should not throw away unique, irreplaceable data" and "one should not archive verification experiments that only confirm some finding in a paper".

In practice, we have found that better resolution can be achieved using networks of full-length sequences, as the greater variation in lengths of alignment and corresponding similarity scores allows a more nuanced discrimination between different groups of proteins.