Sentence examples for subtle variant from inspiring English sources

Katy B (for Brien) represents the pop hopes of dubstep, which has pulsed through British clubs for a decade and made major American inroads last year in a less subtle variant.

Have there been enough cycles to make a convincing case?A subtle variant of the mean reversion case is put forward by Jeremy Grantham of the fund management group GMO.

To describe clinical characteristics and treatment outcomes in a series of patients with tractional cystoid macular edema, a subtle variant of the vitreomacular traction syndrome.

Thinking animals are not a problem for psychological-continuity views because there are none (Shoemaker 1984: 92 97, Lowe 1996: 1, Johnston 2007: 55; Baker 2000 is a subtle variant).

In the case of construct F10, five independent transformants – four diploids and one tetraploid – displayed a subtle, variant leaf form.

The majority of studies using an i-motif based nanoswitch have used the human telomeric sequence (CCCTAA)3CCC or a subtle variant.

Now that I'm older — or the world is older — I'm supposed to choose among a lot of subtle variants.

But in the world of tea, as elsewhere, taste is a subjective matter and, I learn, there are as many subtle variants in production as there are predilections.

I felt the same way about the Carlo Domeniconi works played by Dale Kavanagh; the peeks of the Eastern Mediterranean in "Calata" from "Tryptichon" (1986) and the jazzy accents in "Toccata in Blue" (1997), composed for Ms. Kavanagh, were subtle variants on a basically mellow mood.

Out of Hume's very forthright negative attitude there developed two more subtle variants.

Although Russell, an actor of considerable presence and technique, gives it his all, the subtle variants of this heroin-addicted personality must be taken on faith -- bonhomie and belligerence don't automatically suggest the miasma of the opiated. .