Sentence examples for subtle application from inspiring English sources

Peasant's is just right, a generous plate of chewy bread cubes, red onion and cerignola olives, with a subtle application of balsamic vinegar for roundness and sweetness.

The best of them have a luminous, atmospheric quality that owes itself to the artist's fluid, free-flowing line and the delicate contrast of light and shadow deriving from the subtle application of multiple layers of charcoal and pastel.

For a subtle application of that see a recent paper by Datchev [52] where existence of arbitrarily wide resonance free strips for negative curvature perturbations of ( langle z mapsto z + 1rangle backslash mathbb {H}^2 ) is established.

Many regarded this as a not so subtle job application.

Although there has been variation in language and subtle changes in application throughout the years, researchers and teacher educators seemingly agree on the essence of various pedagogical principles: student ideas, constructing knowledge, and formative assessment.

This material opens an avenue for the preparation of new functional materials by conversion of the nitrile group into amines, carboxylic acids, amino acids and chiral groups, according to the desired application, by subtle modifications in the synthetic methodology.

There is, however, a subtle difference as this application requires the evaluation of the contribution of independent variables to a number of dependent variables (recording sites) considered together as total surface distributions.

Facebook has plenty of subtle ways of trainwrecking an application they don't like.

However, the results showed that differences in cytokeratin staining are subtle and nonexclusive, limiting their application for differential diagnosis.

Hence chaos theory may have application in detecting subtle changes in the aberration dynamics both between subjects, and within subjects for different experimental conditions.

Choosing a suitable mapper for a given technology and a given application is a subtle task because of the difficulty of evaluating mapping algorithms.