7 began by proving himself to the Abwehr with a report on Pierre Laval? 8 nearly blew it when he mistakenly confused Glass and Sand? 9 was known as Leonhard by his German paymasters? 10 later dug up artefacts in Corsica? 1 What does the Bard credit with subtlety? 2 Where does Kitchener have an Elephantine companion?
The book's structure gives it a particular, unexpected subtlety – 15 years before it opens a Holekhor soldier, injured in the first invading wave, goes briefly native, converts to Christianity, and successfully begets a hybrid child, Daniel, before returning to his army.
The limit in (45) can be rewritten as (see [25] for more details on this subtlety) (46).
In particular, the term "smart" was translated from the original Japanese word "Kibi" (literally, "subtlety") [7], though it is difficult to capture its nuance in English.
Kara Walker, A Subtlety, 2014.
Images: Kara Walker, A Subtlety, 2014.
He takes Manu and me aside and drills into us the subtleties to 12 and 13 and they become second nature.
Even though subsequent investigations revealed further subtleties [ 31] – and it is clear that behavioural variants can be both cultural and locally adaptive [ 32] – this well-documented case study emphasised that ecological differences can underpin apparent cases of culture to a much greater extent than previously assumed.
Introducing his own interpretation, he says, "No one has yet proposed a reading of the dialogue as a consecutive demonstration which does not turn it into an improbable medley of gross fallacies and logical subtleties" (1990: 193).
Rather than being determined by the presence or absence of a particular protein, it is likely that spatio-temporal subtleties in Ca2+ signals determine the direction of plasticity.
