The second half brought more birthday offerings (I especially admired David Matthews's subtle setting of Housman's "In Valleys Green and Still", sung by Felicity Lott, and, in the first half, Peter Maxwell Davies's Nocturne No 2, a morphine-induced trance).
The study confirms that EnKF is a powerful tool for short range forecasting but also that it requires a more subtle setting than it is frequently recommended.
You want to have a subtle setting around you so you don't get distracted.
Cheerful, fun and incredibly taxing, Fullblox is a solidly constructed and subtle set of challenges.
Rae Smith's spectacular but subtle sets are the real star of this show.
Anita Stewart's subtle set seems plain as can be at first, but gradually rots away, mimicking England's disintegration as the wars rage.
From West, Lee took the blatant, self-mocking sexual come-on, and refined it to a subtle set of erotic signals expressed in discreetly rolled eyes, the flicker of a half-smile, the twitch of a shoulder.
The Narrator is the first person we see, through the diaphanous curtains of James Schuette's subtle set, with its torn wallpaper signalling both physical and psychological scars; he is "remembering" — the play turns out to be a flashback within a flashback.
Such a demand could take many forms, from an outright regulatory requirement to a more subtle set of incentives — tax breaks or liability relief — that nudge companies to maintain the kind of openness that earlier allowed them a level playing field on which they could lure users from competing, mighty incumbents.
I'm sure someone could build a better program& 8212a sort of Pandora for books, with user-feedback creating an increasingly subtle set of recommendations& 8212but the rate at which we read books is simply slower than the rate at which we plow through songs, and thus it would take a lot longer to develop a truly sensitive system.
Miranda Richardson, with the help only of a subtle set of comedy dentures, was Elizabeth Mapp, and Anna Chancellor sublimely haughty as Emmeline "Lucia" Lucas: two women – ladies, actually, in a day when distinctions mattered as mattered life or death – caught in endless twitching frenzies of one-upmanship, all whispered eyebrows and quietly toxic putdowns.
