Sentence examples for subtle detection from inspiring English sources

OH, the charms of Atlantic City: the chime of the slots, the glint of the roulette wheel, Miss America's perpetual smile, and -- coming soon -- a display of sensors for the subtle detection of biological and chemical warfare agents.

Whether evoking a family meal so spare it is almost foodless or childhood pranks playing chicken with hyenas, Mezlekia's writing at its finest rests on precisely such "exercises" in "subtle detection".

Meals became exercises in the subtle detection of small differences, today a tiny pinch of salt in the bean soup, another day the effect of a slightly better grade of water".

Both these measures allow a more subtle detection of short temporal changes in space use compared to classical home-range size estimates computed over long time periods.

The CladeC model [ 44, 45] allows for a labeled branch or clade to have different selective pressure acting in the foreground and the background, thus providing a framework for the subtle detection of divergent evolution among clades.

Apple showed how Force Touch on new MacBook trackpads enables handwriting input with subtle pressure detection.

The ALS data used in this study are not suitable for detailed morphometric analysis or subtle change detection to monitor gullies or develop sediment budgets.

Overall, many subtle differences impact detection, and we describe two.

That the subtle scales improve detection appears to be evidence for using, not discarding them.

The central claim of the SASSI authors' letter, and indeed of each version of the SASSI test manual [ 8, 9], is that 'the subtle scales improve detection'.

18 At resolutions >650 bands, alterations as small as 3 5 Mb can be reliably detected using chromosome analysis on peripheral blood; for the detection of subtle rearrangements in patients with either abnormal or normal karyotypes, molecular cytogenetic analysis may be useful.