It was a division game, and every game has its unique nuances".
This chapter discusses a few of the unique nuances encountered in conducting clinical research in acutely ill patients, focusing on those with surgical, emergency, and critical illnesses.
In fact, the more a person thinks about God, the more complex and imaginative the concept becomes, taking on unique nuances of meaning that differ from one individual to the next.
We have merged three companies and we are planning to spin out all three new companies each with its own unique nuances and opportunities.
Haus aims to clear up that opacity by showing each offer, with its unique nuances, to both the seller and the other interested buyers.
Even when using simple techniques like counts over time, issues like data normalization and the unique nuances of dataset construction are particularly perplexing even to those with deep statistical backgrounds, meaning that even seasoned data journalists regularly publish findings that are deeply flawed and lead to further false and misleading headlines and interpretations.
Other people's wonderfully unique nuances are our soul's education and light source.
"Once you begin to understand that democracy, that a republic actually, is designed to be an overarching system to protect our unique nuances then we no longer look to public policy to reflect biblical ethics," Jakes said.
His quick camera movements and dizzying displays of color and glitter captured the "hysteria" of early 20th century New York City, all while encompassing the unique nuances and eccentricities that Fitzgerald had tucked away in his novel, waiting for the reader to discover.
The experiment of putting wines into barrels from other manufacturers and countries truly gives the wine an original flavor and unique subtle nuances.
