Sentence examples for subtle period from inspiring English sources

The students wear period clothing, but very subtle period.

Jennifer Tipton's lighting is in subtle period style.

Subtle period touches abound, including the antique wall sconces outside and the footrail (an actual section of vintage rail) on the long mahogany bar running along one side of the room.

Rachel Boggia, Todd Coulter, Carol Dilley, Annie Kloppenberg and Michael Reidy, the performers in "Avalanche," hint at the phases a dancer or actor goes through in a lifetime — from the childhood allure of competitions and agents to the more subtle period of finding awareness onstage.

The show is just as good at exploring the relationships that people have with each other as they do with machines, and today — 30 years after the PC revolution, when our lives are absolutely owned by our iPhones and our tablets and our smart TVs, there is phenomenal material to be mined from this subtle period drama.

FROM the back streets of Montmartre in 1881, where the intellectual avant-garde and the artlessly trashy converged after dark, to the ever darkening spread of decadent night life in Berlin in the early 1900's, the evolution of cabaret as an alternative entertainment form has encompassed sleaze, sophistication and numerous, complex and subtle periods of transition.

Especially the bit distribution test with user defineable lag or lag pattern (to look for subtle, long period correlations in the bit patterns produced).

The Zhuangzi is a compilation of his and others' writings at the pinnacle of the philosophically subtle Classical period in China (5th 3rd century BC).

However, it is difficult to understand how alleged age effects, expected to be subtle over a period of 4 years only, could obscure effects of processes driving the risk for delirium, which can be hypothesized to be quite strong operators.

Firstly, even though the same posterolateral approach was used at our institution throughout the study period, subtle changes to the surgical technique could have occurred, affecting the dislocation rate.

Nonetheless, we cannot exclude the possibility that over prolonged time periods subtle neurotoxic mutations in the patients could result in loss of ventral horn motor neurons and could contribute to the ultimate progression of the disease.