subtly

All that this means is that we are subtly influenced by our friends, even when we're not aware of it, especially in matters of money.

This was third step of "the political business separation" of the royal government and it had the influencing subtly possibility.

But it was made subtly clear that were the bank to slam on the brakes, then it would feel the wrath of the ruling Liberal Democratic Party.

Mr. Baoding warded off bones to subtly break down cattle. His way reveals the benefit that we ward off obstruct to accomplish tasks.

With its reform and open-up to the world, China has subtly seen the need to turn the hi-tech into productivity.

While infants seem to be born with an ear fine-tuned for language, this starts to subtly change at around 11 months of age.

Other people or external forces over which you have no control seem to subtly undermine your efforts - or try to overpower you altogether.

Now, for many years, we have been trying to get across to such people the fact that language is subtly different in expressions.

Altruism is possible and altruism is real, although in healthy people it intertwines subtly with the well-being of the agent who does good.

One of my favourite pieces of his is a certain iconic French ashtray subtly tweaked so that it says, not "Ricard" , but "Richard" .

There is no doubt that its symbolic meaning subtly conveyed should be given deep consideration.

There is a fine line between pointing out subtly how Islam is ordering life in the banlieues and whipping up crude fears of Eurabia.

Your base frequency is rising as more and more of this reality subtly alters, transforming the very nature of the density of your body.

More subtly, politics seem to have become less open and accountable.

With that shift, she subtly modeled both the risk inherent in an adventure activity and its potential value.

Moore also launches a clothing line of T-shirts with lyrics from her favorite songs placed subtly on the shirt.

Likewise, the ball physics will be subtly different; the ball will fly a bit faster and straighter since there is less air resistance.

And Abbey Lincoln, the former subtly sensual supper-club singer, was transformed before my eyes into a blazing Sojourner Truth.

He suggested this was an evolutionary strategy subtly programmed into human DNA.

Bright objects have stronger colours, therefore their auras are much easier to see than the auras of subtly coloured objects.

I subtly nudged myself into positions where I had a book in front of me, turning the pages with one finger.

None too subtly, Lu Xun's message was that China's traditional culture was acannibalistic, destructive monster.

Most commentators, writers and journalists will comply in print; at best they might subtly hint that there may be a political agenda.

Guava is an obscure tropical fruit that's subtly acidic, with sweetness that intensifies as you eat your way to the center.

Undoubtedly, the pictures have subtly reflected the social phenomenon that idol worship is prevalent among the teenagers nowadays.

The Burn Tool in most cases should only used to subtly darken areas that have been overexposed .

The faces had been manipulated using computer digital techniques to look subtly more masculine or feminine.

He watched her walk from him with tender solicitation. Such youth and prettiness reacted upon him more subtly than wine.

But long ago that summer of wordless forms had been lost to him, or rather the forms had been subtly changed and hidden by a veil of words.

Eighteen other genes have been discovered that more subtly influence a woman's risk of breast cancer.

The German chancellor has a special genius for appearing self-deprecating, while subtly hinting that she is surrounded by ridiculous men.

Scientists used a set of enzymes to "subtly change" a tobacco plant's DNA to make it herbicide resistant.

The scherzo-like section begins almost seamlessly, evolving subtly out of the Adagio's closing material.

First-birthday presents ought to be really spectacular, hinting, and not subtly, at the joy of life to come.

Rich red-violet shimmer with a paler shimmer that subtly changes from silvery green to vibrant rose-pink, depending on the light.

Then, in strategically placed spots on the page, he subtly added pictures of his client's products with links to related pages.

Ingredients were like colors. Depending on how you mixed them, you could produce subtly different results.

Around the central discussion, this paper also subtly delineates the impotent role of Creative Thinking in the process from ape to man.

But might it subtly or not-so-subtly affect the ability to feel compassion for all?

The window-shade effect that occurs between steps strengthens the sense of cohesion while also subtly reminding users of their progress.

(Chaucer's writing was greatly, if subtly, effective in influencing the moral attitudes of his readers).

New colors or tones can be subtly added or removed, to cover up for the changes.

After a subtly acute respiratory failure numbing of the tongue, it tastes pretty much like flounder and is easily overpowered by any sauce.

More subtly, because Europe is out of the market for GM-crop technology, the pace of research has slowed.

But Mr Eastwood's experiment showed that the distortion continued up the focal range, albeit more subtly.

which will subtly shift the direction of his company in the way upstairs wants.

McComb suggests that the purr-cry may subtly take advantage of humans' sensitivity to cries they associate with nurturing offspring.

Just as subtly and persuasively presented is the sociology of Poldek's shopping.

Simply by changing the color of your underwear you can subtly fuel your energy reserves or balance your emotional needs.

These events were all subtly linked together.

Whenever there's a nick or hairline crack in an insulation sheath, the electrical field in the underlying copper subtly shifts.

Will you all excuse me? Leonard is subtly signaling that he'd like to talk to me in private. Leonard No. Yeah, I remember specifically.

Some of the stuff is easier to wear than others, but pick even one piece and, come autumn, you'll look subtly on top of the curve.

Consult references on those APIs for the hairy details, as they may be subtly different than the regex support in your language of choice.

These estimates are very strange because of the appearance of the logarithmic terms and depend on interaction terms subtly.

The exaggerative and impressive portrayal has subtly revealed the duality of the relationship between man and Internet.

Queen Victoria's voice was captured earlier, and using techniques that were subtly different from those employed in later years.

"The Garden of Betrayal" is also subtly educational.

By subtly reshaping the cross-sectional topography of the site, the lower level and the intermediate level are both located on grade.

They differ subtly in meaning from the main verb forms in that they always refer to an externally imposed obligation.

However, these subtly enamelled caskets, containing fragments rather than entire bodies, are much smaller than Roman tombs.

"The Exception" subtly suggests that, however deeply buried, there may, if provoked, be a killer in everyone.

The calculation of rights subtly shifts, and the fetus, as it develops, asserts its claim on the conscience.

He worked the transitions of light and shade so subtly that everything blends without any hint of lines or borders.

When the experimenters used imaging software to adjust the pictures of the mixed-race individuals subtly, the data became even more precise.

In richly typing element attribute values, schemas shade subtly from describing the syntax of an XML instance to describing its semantics.

Slowly, subtly and long before their rights were legally recognised, wives were sowing the seeds of their release from servitude.

that it cannnot at any moment be isolated from anything else; and that at every moment its nature is subtly changing.

And shifting parties will subtly change the thinking of even such an independent as Mr Specter.

Their segregated positioning subtly and silently indicates that caution should be taken in their use .

More typically, the two competing ways have cross- fertilised in Afghanistan, each subtly influencing the other.

I train life coaches to use reverse engineering in real time by subtly matching clients' body language, vocal tone, even breathing rate.

Yet the existence of formally Muslim schools matters, for they subtly affect what occurs in ordinary ones.

You can alleviate this problem by using a variety of visual techniques to subtly draw the user's eye to updated areas of the page.

Caught in a blatant lie, the scoundrel had only one regret: he wished he had lied more subtly.

A transparent print slides into the insight or outlook as a subtly visible image plane.

Urban chic design subtly reflects the natural beauty of Colorado, and oversized windows thrill the eyes with Rocky Mountain views.

Tiger is the king of the forest, so subtly to the Chinese pattern on its forehead as a character, which means ruler.

Even a slight alteration in the wording of a statement can subtly shift the meaning.

People tend to repeat activities they enjoy, so flow is like a Darwinian force ofnature, subtly changing society.

Adding to the complexity of the equation will subtly enlarge the complexity of the resulting image.

The vicomte was about to begin his narrative , and he smiled subtly .

And serial objects do not have to be insistently repetitions ; they can be more subtly spaced and still dominate what is around.

All it requires is sitting in front of a computer and using a program that subtly alters harmful thought patterns.

He saw the wings of her butterfly hairpin vibrate subtly.

Scientists at St Andrews University found eating them subtly increased yellow and red pigments in the volunteers' skin.

Fluctuations at the core subtly shift the planet's rotation over a six-year cycle.

Why? Well, even the best data can be subtly misleading.

The differences between the two are also subtly eloquent of class.

on how polar bear moms subtly initiate their young into the rights of predation through tomfoolery .

on how polar bear moms subtly initiate their young into the rights of predation through tomfoolery .

The slower upheavals grind away over the course of decades, subtly transforming the way we live and work.

Yes, because American films are so subtly filled with messages and propaganda. . .

A slight wind comes up and the light subtly shifts as the new woman arrives to greet her friend, ignoring the third woman.

I hope these three historic elements are handled subtly, in a powerfully understated way, in Obama's address.

Well, even the best data can be subtly misleading.

Each model gives the player subtly different tone colors and individual characteristics.

In the mass culture theory, Jameson subtly delineates the inner laws between culture and capital operation.

They are a matter of concern to the government, which has been trying subtly to talk down the market.

In a landmark 1980 paper, not so subtly called "Macroeconomics and Reality" , Mr Sims offered a new way forward.

Yet its strategy today is subtly different from many others, with more weight on fiscal reforms and less on controls.

This time, the researchers subtly made it difficult to pay attention to the attractive faces.

An example from our own history is the Yellow Fade Technique, a method we invented to subtly spotlight a recently changed area on a page.

Each module can therefore wind up with subtly different conventions for how test classes are named, how they operate, and how they are run.

Jokes are canned humorous stories which are subtly different from personal anecdotes.

As is subtly revealed in the cartoons above, global warming is a real threat to our world.

An element, influence, or agent that works subtly to lighten, enliven, or modify a whole.

What's more, modern lighting practices have evolved to discourage subtly a reliance on window light.

Many alternative therapies assume that mind and body are subtly interlocked and influence each other powerfully.

Seeds of love between Lucky and Aditya are sown in the cemetery where they share many subtly romantic moments.

With the breath we are often talking about the breath (if we are not simply distracted from it) rather than subtly experiencing the breath.

Here, you can subtly savor the profundity of its unique history.

The army is being subtly courted, with ministerial positions for former generals.

They might even be subtly recognizing that their own oil supplies are not completely unlimited after all.

News media subtly influences the attitudes of our life .

Employing cloth dyed in salt water filled with iron filings, Mr. Ervell used rust to riff subtly on a theme of decay.

These concepts had a lot in common but were subtly different in non-obvious ways.

HTML 4 has five different inline elements to represent subtly different variations of computer code: var, code, kbd, tt, and samp.

But more subtly, it was also a shot across China's bows.

In some cases, a patient's "right to die" has subtly become a "duty to die" .

Behavioural economists advocate "nudging" people in the right direction by subtly altering the choices that they are presented with.

Subtly lit, a natural looking stream, complete with water rocks and plantings remains a landscape detail focus at night.

They are clearly entertaining since they very subtly lead the student to an impossible result.

When we watch a car chase in a movie, it's almost as if we are subtly having a car chase.

In this, a total of 31 volunteers sat in chairs that had been subtly tinkered with to lean either slightly left or slightly right.

Or even more subtly, SpamAssassin gives more ve points for more valid hashcash bits.

You've also subtly improved the experience for users who take detours to log in or apply a discount.

"Schoolmate Youth causes " the invigorate the Chinese nation " Exactly" subject subtly flow in contemporary young people's blood.

The producers still asked the hosts to steer talk toward social topics, but more subtly.

You are always learning new things about people that subtly change the way you deal with them.

The same colour can appear subtly different on different types of paper.

While he's stroking you with one hand, he grabs a tissue and subtly dabs his face.

Every time we recall a memory we also remake it, subtly tweaking the neuronal details.

Subtly yell at no one in particular while being very specific.

Very subtly I tried to feel him out.

HJ738M towel rapier loom is the towel weaving machine designed and produced subtly by our manufacturer.

An audacious genre reworking, They Came Back is philosophically rich and intensely, though subtly moving.

"It is unique, yet it subtly recalls the tragedy that has happened here, " David Childs said.

Even when we are determined to maintain our diet, we are still subtly undermined by the choices and habits of everyone else.

The world changes faster, yet more subtly and stealthily, than most people imagine.

Some codes are verbal ones, as when the sender hints more or less subtly at the message.

but as E-Commerce constantly grows, the Credit Crisis in E-Commerce is also emerging subtly.

This competitive learning "has subtly but indelibly left its mark on him" , we are told.

But might China be evolving subtly toward democracy?

Immigration can also subtly alter the overall attitude towards such matters in another way.

Copy the right people in on your messages, but do it subtly.

Prior to asking the actual number, Mlodinow had asked a question that subtly primed each group.

Note how lamp4 and lamp5 are the same and how the others vary subtly from each other.

There are factors that subtly influence the sex of an offspring.

That subtly altered her attitude towards life.

a first meeting. You can also subtly brush your hand against her hand or arm.

Changes in public opinion have subtly affected the small-circle election. That is what makes this CE election unique.

More subtly, some design decisions, such as frequency of ticks on sliders, might reasonably be updated in response to window resize events.

This is subtly, but importantly, different from cloning an artifact to something related but distinct.

however subtly, then it's not democracy anymore.

Now it has been subtly reworded to "many years ago" , and peace reigns.

When working with gradients, it is important to keep a nice visual flow: use gradients sparingly or subtly.

Instead, you need to find some way of getting the message across subtly.

For technological reasons, a popular game might run 10 or 20 subtly different versions on separate servers.

"When we cloak ourselves in avatars, it subtly alters the manner in which we behave, " says Bailenson.

His observations forged an understanding of competition that is subtly but profoundly different from Smith's.

At the same time, Islamism to the home education, the social education is also having the influence which influences subtly.

" In the west everyone knows Jesus's similar but also subtly different statement: " Whatever you want people to do to you, do also to them.

You can still be subtly adventurous.

I subtly indicated that I was older and wiser.

At that point the zone subtly changes to demonstrate my ownership of the zone.

Simultaneously, the workers are subtly doing their best to keep it going and to extend it wherever possible.

Occasionally, there are some managers in England who subtly let me know they will be rooting for us that day.

The way to salvage this event is to build it, subtly, around her.

Physical life rich, subtly changing a lot of people love.

Simultaneously, the workers are subtly doing their best [09: 01. 73]to keep it goingand to extend it wherever possible.

For example, his designs subtly direct movement through the landscape.

The new edition of the novel differs subtly but importantly from the version published in English in 1968.

At the same time, politics is also playing the role which in the art layout influences subtly.

They do things precisely and think subtly, so they are able to build things like "Benz" and "BMW" ;

Subtly Describing and Evaluating Complex Sandstone Reservoir with The New Well Logging Technology

allure: To be highly, often subtly attractive

For even a detail such as the choice of the color of a shirt is subtly persuasive-advertising

There were rich odours abroad, floating subtly from groves and gardens;

Subtly balanced life support system