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Ferris also neatly summarizes the prehistory of modern science's ascent, with subtle takes on Galileo's clash with church authorities and Francis Bacon's inductive method.
It will be the tallest building in New York, and it still has the subtle taper and the elegant octagonal ascent that David Childs gave it.
Their ascent has had a subtle impact on architectural practice, including a new emphasis on collaboration and a breakdown of traditional boundaries between architects, landscape specialists, fabric designers and graphic artists.
Mr. Modi's ascent would also lend legitimacy to his not-so-subtle view that his party is dependent on his charisma.
One sees in the recent career of Summers--and not least, in his ascent to the position of economic adviser to President Obama--how subtle, consistent, and pervasive are the means by which an aristocracy perpetuates itself.
His ascent has been roundly welcomed by many colleagues, who see him as a far more subtle manager of people.
The controls are more subtle, so that it feels less like a turbo boost into the air, and more like a controlled ascent.
Her ascent has been startling.
What happened upon his ascent?
