But John Cage was represented by an uncharacteristic oldie, the sweetly tonal "In a Landscape" (1948), augmented here with a subtle electronic overlay by Justin Messina.
Even those who set off in search of Vietnamese food seldom get far beyond pho (that extravagantly nourishing, build-your-own broth with soft rice noodles) or discover the subtle French overlays in this grandmother of fusion cuisines.
"What we have," the critic Howard Moss once wrote of the play, "is a kind of geometric structure, one angle of each story fitting into the triangular figure of another, and, overlaying that, a subtle web of connected images and words.
His bowing techniques often added a percussive overlay that augmented Shane Shanahan's subtle contributions on the bodhran, a frame drum, and Mr. O'Dette's gentle strumming.
A second, more subtle, myth is that once every dozen years, overlaying the natural four-year boombust cycle of tech, a revolutionary new technology comes along – the integrated circuit, the PC, the Web – that gooses an interval of good growth into hyper-expansion.
Resizeable widgets actually allow for a little differentiation which is nice, but TouchWiz has a lot more subtle features that make it a bit more intuitive than other overlays.
More subtle transparency can also make several superimposed images look better, if you used the Quick overlay method.
A 'polymer microstructure plot' is created from the combined overlays of triple-detector GPC TREF chromatograms to provide a quick view of detecting subtle sample differences in polymer MW, MWD, SCB or LCB.
This subtle change combined with the different colours of each picture radically alters each work: for instance the pink face with a grey/beige camouflage overlay has a tender luminosity entirely absent from the orange with red/brown-overlay portrait, which has thoroughly menacing overtones.
