Sentence examples for subtle representation from inspiring English sources

In For Prince, a table strewn with fabric, small delicate bowls, and most importantly, portraiture of expressive, movement-oriented figure models, are a subtle representation of "the figure".

The guiding principle underlining this approach is that gene network is possibly the most subtle representation of the phenotype of an organism and vast amounts of evolutionary information may be hidden away within it (Figure 1A and Figure S1).

Thus, such specific inputs may exhibit only a subtle representation in the LFP.

Similarly, the right and the audience of "hardworking families" miss these subtle representations, focusing instead on the alleged fecklessness of "scroungers" (though both fascinated and clutching their pearls at White Dee's success in getting a showbiz agent).

The trial of Orestes is obscured onstage by three women discussing their sex lives as if on a radio talk show, a not-so-subtle representation of how private revelation has supplanted public inquiry.

The result of all this labor is a kind of flavor pyramid, with a single, well-blended, subtle, intricate representation of flavor resting on a huge foundation.

Even subtle shifts in representation "weight" could have a potentially large impact on face processing, as the visual system becomes better tuned to the features or configurations of features found in more frequently observed faces (e.g. more or more sharply tuned neurons tuned to features present in familiar faces).

Falwell cited Tinky Winky's colour, his triangle-shaped antenna, and his attachment to his red purse, or "magic bag," as subtle and intentional representations of his sexual orientation.

Those who knew him as a central figure in debates over embryology could have appreciated the more subtle contrast with representations of Haeckel.

Application of the inherently simple and aptly accurate DPT equation results in the representation of subtle variations in coil loads at varying psychrometric parameters of moist air, to be conclusive and theoretically conformal.

For instance, the physiological body state affects the body representation through subtle changes in proprioceptive inputs to the central nervous system (see [ 71, 72] for examples).