Mr. Belgrave, well known as a teacher but still underrated as a performer, played subtle, wide and logical solos on trumpet and fluegelhorn that were like compressed pieces of wisdom.
The proof of Frege's Theorem was a tour de force which involved some of the most beautiful, subtle, and complex logical reasoning that had ever been devised.
De Gaulle's argument, subtler and more logical than it might at first seem, was that the global feature of the war is what distinguished it from any previous conflict, and changed the nature of victory and combat.
This is a very subtle question concerning the logical foundations of the scientific representations and its discussion would be beyond the scope of this paper.
Charlie Green, a makeup artist who has worked on Penélope Cruz and Julia Stiles (above), among others, says the subtler style is a logical progression from Jennifer Lopez's frosted Valley Girl look.
The diagnosis of the paradoxes was further enriched by a subtler analysis of purely logical features of paradoxical reasoning: this is especially true for negation and the crucial role of contraction and duplication properties built into the laws of standard implication.
The new interventions are architecturally logical, and fastidiously subtle.
This achievement, which involves some remarkably subtle chains of definitions and logical reasoning, has become known as Frege's Theorem.
Perfectly paced, with subtle and ingenious clueing, and an unexpected but totally logical solution.
It's a subtle distinction, but Mace pitched it as a more logical approach, where users can see the perks that interest them without making them the dominant factor in their search.
The simple syntactical nature of logical negation belies the profoundly complex and subtle expression of negation in natural language, as expressed in linguistically distinct categories and parts of speech (adverbs, verbs, copulas, quantifiers, affixes).
