What historical record detects is scattershot; we can hardly guess ourselves what elements of our lives will be of interest down the road, whether what seems significant now will go unobserved, be deemed irrelevant, or be too subtle for documents to detect.
Although she long suspected that the same subtle biases documented in the general population were at work among scientists, she had no data to support such assertions.
In January, Cardinal Ratzinger issued what some Jewish scholars called a subtle and important document that said, "The Jewish wait for the Messiah is not in vain".
While studies on sea catfish biology have documented subtle seasonal migration between adjacent habitats (e.g., [46], [47]), to our knowledge, no evidence of extensive migratory behaviors have been reported.
Relative to the GLS, CNC and WNSSP, the WHIM showed a particularly good sensitivity for documenting subtle changes in recovery for patients in a minimally conscious state.
A second reason is that organ trafficking involves threats to specific individuals, while scientists typically can document subtle DT harm mainly to populations, although individuals are affected.
Gevisser's gift is to catch the odd moments of more subtle distortion, those which "document the uneasy and sometimes transgressive nature of … apartheid South Africa".
It consists of 100 close-up photographs of a woman's face, documenting the subtle changes in the subject's appearance as she reacts to different types of weather.
Mr. Keller said that the project started as a joke as a way to justify his investment in a digital camera, but that he soon "started to see the potential that it had from the perspective of 20 to 30 years down the road" in documenting the "subtle shift" in one person over time.
Although repeat photographs of receding glaciers yield perhaps the most iconic images of climate change, such before-and-after images can also document more subtle biological shifts.
