It responds with special nuance to fundamental, if familiar, queries: Can our theories, models, and representations tell us something anything about natural phenomena?
Joüon and Muraoka (Joüon & Muraoka 1996) stress that this form "is emphatic in origin", although it does not appear to express any special nuance in meaning when compared to the unmarked form.
And those who knew Miguel will also remember his kindness and generosity, his great stories and searing wit which took on a special nuance in his distinctive gravel voice.
We owe the special nuance of the word "innocent" to a striking case of mistaken identity.
It does not take special skills in nuance to note the valedictory tone in Martínez's recent pronouncements about Howard, who turns 37 next month.
Izzo is adept at teaching the nuances of special teams, according to Sash.
But I know every sport has its nuances and special skills, so I asked John Korff, who organizes the thing, to arrange a practice jog for me with some of his finest underwear runners.
As an exemplar to these nuances, the special issue offered perspectives from the Philippines.
Each response was translated by a bilingual (language of response and Japanese language) graduate student of the respective culture, paying special attention to verbal nuances and nonverbal cues.
