Sentence examples for subtle landscape from inspiring English sources

Also brought out in October will be more fragile pieces, like an extremely thin porcelain plate with a subtle landscape painted on it with enamel.

When compared to field survey results, catchment and spilling point delineations from the LiDAR bare-earth model captured subtle landscape features very well.

Four areas in the Queen Elizabeth Islands, with dissimilar surficial geology and diverse topographic complexity, were selected to test the efficacy of both sensors for mapping these subtle landscape features.

This subtle landscape registers each minimal change of light and season: the sea colors of the big pans filled by the tides fade in the secondary pans, paler, milkier, light blue then violet, then gray and finally pure white, as the long summer months of sun evaporate the water and leave a salty crust.

On a practical level, metacognition in the clinic is often considered a unitary construct, but our results suggest a more subtle landscape of impaired and intact metacognition.

Geometric shapes and lines, often reflective of the architecture of the building it decorates, appear throughout the glowing subtle landscapes.

Nearing the English team's celebrated £300m technology centre, a jaw-dropping blend of low-rise architecture and subtle landscaping designed by Sir Norman Foster, I spotted two of the new McLaren MP4-12C cars, one filling up at a local petrol station, with factory drivers at the wheel.

Lately, a much broader and subtler landscape has emerged: occurrence of tolerance and resistance has been described as a host-regulated immune response.

Smells create a subtle olfactory landscape that stirs us: from the sweet drops that male elephants dribble from glands near their eyes in mating season to the scent signposts of lions, hyenas and other animals.

The subtle winter landscape -- expanses of woods, naked now of leaves, and fields of frost-gray grass and spent cornstalks, with an occasional low farmhouse or barn of weathered stone -- is familiar from the paintings of Andrew Wyeth, a local resident.

They breathe unseen and form a subtle inner landscape.