It was a nuanced difference: The words were the same, but their meaning was not.
It's a nuanced difference, perhaps, but it doesn't appear that a single user's input would change the metadata on its own.
Plus, as Horsley noted via email, "In constructing portfolios many investors care about the specifics of the funds they hold, and so there's demand for lots of different products with nuanced differences". Monday, October 2, 2017, 12 15am EST: This story has been updated to correct a typo misspelling Naval Ravikant's first name.
Here's the critical but nuanced difference: A role model is someone to observe and model after.
The White House press conference will be, despite the nuanced differences, a gift to the prime minister before the election.
Each health IT management system approaches the sometimes overwhelming electronic records filing within medical practices in similar ways, but with nuanced differences.
Each studied transcriptional biology, with nuanced differences in focus.
She has been given a cocktail of co-morbid disorders from Bipolar Disorder, to Borderline Personality Disorder, to ADHD, to Narcissistic Personality Disorder- and Applebly exhibits each one of these nuanced differences with such researched and devoted skill that the Emmy should simply be handed to her on a silver platter.
The nuanced difference in language represents a quantum difference in thinking.
In an essay that brings in her own experience with assault, harassment and the recent subversion of the #MeToo movement, Summers examines the nuanced difference between impotent rage and useful anger.
This nuanced difference is worth exploring in future research.
