Sentence examples for subtle solutions from inspiring English sources

If the old productionist policy was a response to problems of poor supply, today we need more subtle solutions.

She thinks with nuance, making it clear that the problem is overdetermined and requires complex, subtle solutions.

The transformation of historical buildings invariably means finding subtle solutions to delicate problems: how to temporarily cover up figurative Christian art or provide all-weather protection to an open-air ruin.

She believes more subtle solutions are called for – which let programmers carry on writing code in pretty much the same ways they're used to but which enforce privacy and security "under the covers", as she puts it.

The building, known from engravings, was a fine example of Mansart's ability to arrive at subtle, ingenious, and dignified solutions to the problems of building on awkwardly shaped sites.

Formation of salt shells requires subtle conditions of hydrothermal solution flowing into a hot gas or eruption plume, but can occur at other crater lake bearing volcanoes, such as the Poás and the Copahue volcanoes.

Subtle changes of the solution induced by metal particles, e.g., slight pH change, could make biomolecules highly susceptible to some structural change, which could lead to oxygen desorption from SWCNTs.

But for this one aspect of the problem the challenge of providing precise and complete instructions for complicated and subtle procedures a 21st century solution is at hand: Just train the camera on the bench to demonstrate how the experiment is done, Pritsker says.

This suggests possible subtle structural differences in solution compared to the single crystal.

Qualitatively, the EPR spectra of the tethered mutants are nearly identical in line shape to those in solution, with subtle differences likely due to the reduction in protein correlation time.

The temptation, as always, is to decode, but Cunningham's work is too subtle to yield to linear solutions.