"Really feel your shape and bones so you get subtle contour and an emphasis on the crease of the lid," Kaliardos advises.
Radiographically there might be subtle contour concavities of the weight-bearing femoral head and subcortical zones of sclerosis and lucencies (Fig. 6).
Small batteries have a more subtle contour which is hard to detect.
But many factors, some of them endlessly subtle — wind, bottom contour, swell angle, currents — determine exactly where and how each wave breaks.
In Leonardo's drawings, Giorgione, as well as the younger artist, Titian, and their master, Giovanni Bellini, glimpsed a new conception of the human form, based on observation and expressed in smoky contours and subtle shades of light and dark.Over the subsequent 30 years, one of the most exciting periods in the history of art unfolded.
With its subtle badging, gently rounded contours and muted grigio, nero and bronzo color schemes — there is no bright paint option — the Quattroporte might be mistaken for almost any European or Japanese luxury car.
It just sometimes seemed like a game of 'hide the carrot' and at times you would leave class feeling unclear on what the law you were supposed to have learned actually was--though I must admit the legal landscape of any matter or issue can often be murky with undefined contours and subtle nuances in the real world.
Thus, small undulating contour or subtle speculated margins of masses can be identified on a thin slide without normal breast tissue masking.
These benefits are attributable to the improved objectivity offered by MCM-2 ICC, as it is easier for an observer to detect brown-stained nuclei than to evaluate more subtle changes in cell size, shape, nuclear contour, and so on, as required in the analysis of conventional cytology samples.
