Sentences with phrase «nuances of difference»

Liz, if you have personally succeeded to fully eliminate all nuance of difference between how you understand men and how you comprehend women, please do tell us about your inner conquest.

When sequencing RNA from individual cells finally became possible, the initial analyses were what Hacohen called «biased» and «shallow» because the few markers used to classify the cells were too insensitive to nuances of differences among them.

I could dive deep into the minutia and nuances of the differences, but these are the highlights that most investors need to be aware of and research.

Not exact matches

In some respects, there are important differences between these markets: variable climates, advertising nuances in the Middle East, and the power of pop and film stars in South Korea.

The difference between a strike and lockout is not always clear, as customers will likely focus on the lack of service itself, rather than the nuances of why it is occurring.

The difference between them is how your deductible is calculated, and there are a couple of nuances depending on how much your home is valued at.

the problem is that ppl read the bible thats been translated, if you realy want to know what was said youll need to study hebrew... every letter has a meaning... every word isnt a perfect fit for english,, theres nuances and cultural differences that youll find,,, its a whole new thing to go back and look at the bible through hebrew eyes,,, they arent required to look like us,,, were supposed to look more like them,,, yashua was a jew,,,, all the apostles were jews, yashua was sent to the lost sheep of the house of israel, not the gentiles, paul took it to the gentiles, and he never stopped being and living as a jew, the laws are very viable today, but they do nt give salvation, thats what yashua did...

Its contagion to elite academia was exemplified in 2005 after Lawrence Summers, in a thoughtful and nuanced speech, suggested that perhaps one of the factors behind the underrepresentation of women in science and engineering is a natural difference in aptitudes.

The nuances make a lot of difference here.

My book was never intended to be a polemic against complementarianism, (the word is only used once in its 315 pages), so I don't spend a great deal of time fleshing out all the nuances and differences of the movement, though conversations in response to the book have revealed these nuances and differences to be many.

There are nuances to shared values as well as distinct differences, and that plays out in the beautiful, diverse expressions of our faith and faith practices.

The difference between their views and those of «lay» people is explainable at least in part by the professionals» tendency to be more nuanced in their opinions.

For all that there may be differences of style, personality and nuance, there is a continuity between Benedict XVI and Pope Francis.

The media has consistently characterized his approach to a variety of issues as «nuanced,» a description that employs the adjective form of «nuance» — a word which, according to Webster, means «a subtle difference or distinction in expression, meaning, responses, etc.» Synonyms include «subtlety,» «hint,» and «refinement.»

More likely than not, however, the slight differences we find between Luke and Paul in their accounts of the same events are due to ignorance on Luke's part, his lack of knowledge of the intricacies of Jewish law and custom, and his failure to comprehend nuances in Paul's theological interpretations.

My nephew loves the fact that I love baking so much!You've made it an art I am learning in depth all of the subtle - and not so subtle - nuances and differences.

We customize each system to the exact needs the processor, considering the nuances of specific green bean varietals and regional differences in customer needs.»

Have you ever wondered about the differences in the nuances of butter, ghee and butter oil?

And surprise, surprise, Alexis has declared that he loves working with Wenger and leartning the nuances of the way that the Gunners play as well as the differences between football in England and the Premier League and the way it is played in Spain and elsewhere, as reported by the Daily Express.

But the differences, upon further analysis of the data, were somewhat more nuanced.

I was hoping for some more detailed and nuanced information, for example differences in populations of available children, differences in ability to discriminate against certain kinds of potential adoptive or foster parents (e.g., single, non-Christian, gay, etc.), differences in whom prospective parents work with (attorney?

There needs to be more nuance, I think... there's a world of difference between binge drinking in the 1st - 2nd trimester and having a glass of wine with dinner when you're 8 - 9 months.

Some mainstream Democrats, though, downplayed the political contention of issues like charter schools and the tax credit and even differences in nuanced positions regarding the Common Core standards and how the Board of Regents should be governed, arguing that those are secondary to decisions around school funding.

Those who study science communication agree that the nuances in the language may reflect a difference in the function of the two groups.

The team also showed PADDD to be a complex and nuanced phenomenon with significant differences in probability of PADDD between countries.

«But our comparison of national data from the NHIS with data from the EHDIC study provides a more nuanced picture of the factors underlying these behavioral differences and suggests that the disparities found at the national level may be a function of social and environmental differences.

So with enough sweet potatoes and exercise, maybe a little extra fat isn't the end of the world (or maybe there are in fact significant differences in long term health outcomes that aren't being addressed), but unfortunately these nuances often get lost in translation and the average reader thinks oh goody, coconut oil ad libitum, and will surpass what the islanders were eating in total fat consumption, without incorporating all of the other health promoting diet and lifestyle factors: activity, sweet potatoes and other low fat high fiber foods, community, stress reduction, etc..

After all, the difference between a subtle, nuanced portrayal of an iconic transgender pioneer and Mrs. Doubtfire — esque bad drag can be as thin as a pair of panty hose.

What separates Lady Bird from other exemplary entries into the beloved coming of age genre, besides its superficial differences, is the personality and layered nuance that Gerwig offers her craft, allowing for an experience that feels fresh in the face of every cliché it transcends.

This engagement is facilitated by educational leaders who have knowledge of community issues, dynamics, and trends and understand the nuances of cultural difference.

We believe that such a chart provides users a more nuanced view of reading achievement differences between schools in states with relatively low minimum standards.

A crackerjack critique group quickly taught me point - of - view nuances and the difference between showing and telling.

From my viewpoint, even though the USA is a massive market, using American English will just as likely upset UK and Australian readers, both having their own spelling differences and nuances of language.

The rest of this article will go over how we arrived at the above conclusion as well as dive deeper into the more nuanced differences between the Barclays Arrival Plus ® World Elite Mastercard ® and the Chase Sapphire Preferred ® Card.

Still, these differences are just nuances of the same overall strategy: Invest passively for the long - term.

The difference between them is how your deductible is calculated, and there are a couple of nuances depending on how much your home is valued at.

In the final part of this series, I will go over some nuances of insurance accounting — I leave it to the end because it is kind of dull, but can make a lot of difference, because some companies look cheap and aren't really cheap.

The differences are multiple and you should be aware of each nuance.

And while there are some conditions for which medications in and of themselves can make a big difference quickly, there are other conditions for which the results are more nuanced and subtle, especially at first.

To the untrained eye they may all look similar but to judges and breeders who spend their lives trying to attain a perfect example of their breed, there are subtle nuances which can mean the difference between first and second place

Seems like he and I approach living abroad in similar ways, trying to see as much as possible and saying «yes» to stuff we normally wouldn't, so I really enjoyed hearing about his experiences and his thoughts about some of the cultural differences and nuances between his American life and what he experienced in Costa Rica.

The rest of this article will go over how we arrived at the above conclusion as well as dive deeper into the more nuanced differences between the Barclaycard Arrival Plus ® World Elite Mastercard ® and the Chase Sapphire Preferred ® Card.

It's interesting to see a developer make such an assured change to the way its game controls, even if the differences seem minimal, but the option to use the slightly more complex Original mode controls will give those who get into the game an extra layer of challenge and nuance.

This is the ninth episode of my ongoing video series scrutinizing the tiniest, most minuscule, most arguably insignificant differences of tone and nuance between the Japanese original script and the official English translation of the 1997 role - playing game Final Fantasy VII.

A commitment one way or the other could have made the difference between a muddled mess where the player is forcefully pushed into the opinions of the writers and a nuanced social commentary where they are instead guided into making opinions of their own based solely on the unbiased facts presented.

The way the Kong family moves in conjunction to one another is central to playing the game, and it's the kind of experience where small nuanced moves make a big difference.

The unstable expanses implied by these physical differences, reinforced by rich chromatic relationships ranging from abrupt to nuanced, remind us that Frankenthaler frequently described herself as «a spacemaker» and always insisted that the most fundamental aspect of her work was the understanding of Cubist structure instilled in her by her earliest teachers, who included Paul Feeley, at Bennington, and an Australian Cubist, Wallace Harrison.

The paintings especially focus on shifting social nuances of recent years, including generational differences and feelings triggered by memories of family life at the end of the Cultural Revolution.

Prior to Mr. Martiny, though, each of these other great painters relied on manipulating the relationship between canvas and pigment to achieve subtle, nuanced differences in each painting.

You seem particularly inept at grasping nuances of things that really make a difference in fully understanding the dynamics.