"In this kind of a market, the subtle quality distinctions become all the more important".
And finally, what science can offer art is that most subtle quality of all, the way that scientists think, the way they live in the world, or what one might call the mind of science.
The paper observed that it is a mistake to consider Pinafore a burlesque, "for while irresistibly comical it is not bouffe and requires to be handled with great care lest its delicate proportions be marred and its subtle quality of humor be lost".
The conservator limits the use of moisture in procedures such as washing and stain reduction based on the degree of tolerance of the individual drawing media and on the subtle qualities of the paper.
There can be real taste benefit to this approach too: instead of masking food with an array of flavours, you're forced to really appreciate the subtle qualities of the food.
But they missed the more subtle qualities of his character.
The subtle qualities of light, the atmosphere, and the strongly inclusive local vibe are outstanding.
Robin Hood Gardens has an obvious asset, in a central, mature landscape around a picturesque mound, and more subtle qualities of proportion and rhythm.
Skill in appreciating the subtle qualities of sound, even against a complicated and noisy background, turns out to be important not just for a child learning to understand speech and written language, but also for an elderly person struggling with hearing loss.
These techniques, although very robust, often cannot detect subtle qualities of the estimated survival curves, and their exclusive use might potentially result in the loss of such information.
