Sentence examples for subtle contribution from inspiring English sources

It's a subtle contribution to the literature of oppression, opposition and prison and to the never-ending discussion of art and its relationship to life.

Despite the suave, dynamically subtle contribution of the mighty Philharmonic, conducted by Paul Gemignani, Thursday's concert tended to give the songs short shrift, the better to concentrate on storytelling.

The Tcs have probably escaped detection in Bt thus far due to their seemingly subtle contribution to pathogenesis.

The differences in the MCV provided a more subtle contribution to the spectra.

However, the rad8-HD double mutants show modestly increased sensitivity relative to the HR single mutants, showing that there is a subtle contribution from the helicase domain when HR is affected.

His bowing techniques often added a percussive overlay that augmented Shane Shanahan's subtle contributions on the bodhran, a frame drum, and Mr. O'Dette's gentle strumming.

"He makes subtle contributions to the theater community that people don't even realize," said Drew DeCorleto, the artistic director of the Broken Watch Theater Company, which Mr. Weller has served as an adviser and board member.

His own game is not about blistering pace off the mark or any great mobility when working defensively, but relies instead on more subtle contributions, whether inventive or sly in the challenge.

And so, while programming experts still write the step-by-step instructions of computer code, additional people are needed to make more subtle contributions as the work the computers do has become more involved.

It was a heist for the Rays, who got a top-of-the-rotation starter in Garza and instant impact from Bartlett, whose subtle contributions earned him the team's Most Valuable Player award from writers covering the team that year.

It is likely that subtle contributions from heterogeneity in the adsorbed layer and complexities in the reaction mechanism are present in this close to ideal surface-confined process, but they are more readily detected under conditions of large-amplitude Fourier transformed AC cyclic voltammetry than with the conventionally used DC cyclic format.