His brother, Yaya, may have won La Liga with Barcelona but there is a subtle difference, the same that lies between the Open and the Masters.
Longer studies with more patients might reveal a subtle difference between the two groups, he says.
There's a subtle difference with Lytics that's a notable reflection on how companies are adapting to the cloud and the reality of their own on-premise architectures.
It can be seen from Figure 6 that both the approximation solution at (O varepsilon^{3})) and the approximation at (O varepsilon^{5})) have only a subtle difference with (varepsilon=0.1). Figure 6 Subcritical case.
This marginal, but significant, change in the pollen-tube transcriptome signified a subtle difference with respect to the diversity of the two transcriptomes and a less significant induction of newly transcribed genes on initiation of the progamic phase.
However, they have obviously experienced a lot of subsequent admixture with the Finnish-speakers, resulting in a subtle difference between them and their closest neighbors; conversely, their genetic distance from the Swedes is of the same magnitude as the largest distances between provinces within Sweden.
It's like homophones, except with an extremely subtle difference.
Participants made either a low- or high-load visual discrimination concerning a cross shape (respectively, a discrimination of line color or of line length with a subtle length difference).
The top journals covered by TCORS investigator publications are quite different from the journal coverage of the larger TRS investigator group, with a few subtle differences in the ordering and prominence of a few journals.
Complexity, on the other hand, in particular, the particular kind of complexity that regards society, organizations, human groups (and, with a few subtle differences, biological systems as well), cannot be dissected and categorized, insofar as it cannot be obtained or interpreted on the basis of linear models (cause-effect, stimulus-response).
