Sentence examples for subtle offset from inspiring English sources

Although a relatively subtle offset remains between the two calculated phase angles, the good overall agreement suggests that the incident polarization state can be reliably recovered from measurements of the polarized infrared beam.

Chiodini et al. (2007) describes a thermal camera installed in 2004 at Campei Flegrei, Italy, that detected subtle offsets in thermal output of the fumarole field associated with two seismic swarms, which may have impacted the hydrothermal system.

Although test performance may decrease under field conditions, our study shows that those decreases are subtle and are offset by the high seroprevalence of HIV in this setting, thereby increasing the positive predictive value of the OraQuick® test in places like Zambia.

The committee's recommendations included several measures that would cut costs for hospitals or raise additional revenue for the state, which critics said amounted to a less-than-subtle effort to offset the cuts to the big players that Mr. Cuomo wanted to win over.

Ms. Beharie and Mr. Mison work these contrasts with a subtle humor that helps offset the gruesome goings-on.

How the cuckoo gets away with it has been the subject of much speculation, and some biologists think that, at least some of the time, cuckoos may bring subtle benefits which help offset the undoubted costs they impose.

The effect is subtle because the initial offset between the HH and LL curves is smaller than between the HL and LH curves, resulting in a smaller difference in termination times, and because there is no difference in the mix of coherence values terminating in T1 choice for the HH and LL conditions.

For councils, a more subtle and simple way to offset spiralling maintenance costs can be to offer sponsorship of council-owned roundabouts.