Sentence examples for nuanced signal from inspiring English sources

That's a strangely nuanced signal to be giving the military during wartime.

Haunting and beautifully nuanced, Signal to Noise is a magical first novel.

But actually, there is a far more nuanced answer than "just Signal".

This estimator made the model's asymmetric treatment of light and dark signals more nuanced than permitted by the non-multiplicative nonlinearity model, and it also incorporated motion signals that combine multiple temporal signals from the same point in space.

Sex is a nuanced act and the signals we put out and interpret from others can be ambiguous, but when it comes to yes and no there is no grey area.

When Israeli President Shimon Peres called on February 2nd at the Herzliya conference for the use of "moral pressure" against Iran (in addition to economic sanctions), he may have been signaling a new, nuanced way to deal with this politically charged issue.

These signals can be finely nuanced, as Dr. Miller parses them in his book.

Here was a medium conducive to shaping a sound's texture, creating nuanced rhythmic patterns, setting up systems, and playing with a signal path.

"If you want to spend the next five years looking for Lib Dem politicians who signal disagreement with Conservative politicians about this or that, or a slightly nuanced policy, you can find lots," Mr. Cameron said.

The work of Gustavo Barja, among others (eg. Barja 2012) has a far more nuanced and modern conception of the free-radical theory, incorporating factors such as signalling.

Clooney delivers his most nuanced comic performance to date, at last restraining the eyebrow waggles he used to adopt to signal he was being funny.