In China, there are a lot of nuances with firewalls.
By taking as the object of study the talk or discourse around transactional sex, we provide a set of appropriately nuanced contributions to the meaning of transactional sex and to the understanding of gendered power dynamics within these exchange relationships.
It loses quite a lot of nuance".
There isn't a lot of nuance in a cartoon.
But these labels hide a lot of nuance.
Assuming that these factors would recognize the same set of promoters, slight nuances in factor binding and/or DNA interaction support finely tuned expression patterns such as when cells enter a different growth mode, or at the onset of a particular stress condition.
Alternatively, if it was composed closer to the end of the 10th century, then the Anglo-Saxon poet's relationship to the Danish past and present involved a different set of complications, ironies and political nuances.
So was Mr. Zehetmair's use of nuance.
While a combination safe may be an adequate analogue (so to speak) for an encrypted digital drive, it doesn't cover all the nuances, and in cases where precedent is being set, the nuances tend to be of enormous importance.
Cliched set pieces, plots shorn of nuance, naff period-costumed duets: the regular dance-goer is wearily familiar with them all.
Public officials and pop culture alike have been quick to recognize the unusual nature of what the British press is calling a "long, thin war," and what Defense Secretary Donald H. Rumsfeld called "a much more subtle, nuanced, difficult, shadowy set of problems".
