Sentences with phrase «subtle issue»

Your rights and responsibilities would be different in some important but subtle issues presented in different places.

But there are still more subtle issues that negatively affect breastfeeding rates.

Lawyers can be disciplined for a broad range of conduct, ranging from the most serious allegations of fraud and dishonesty to more subtle issues of incivility and unprofessional behaviour.

I've thought about the clean oil being thinner than the dirty oil causing this rather subtle issue, but I have no idea whether this is true, let alone whether this can cause such a warning.

This is because of subtle issues around the behavior of pigment particles within a solvent.

Subtle issues such as slight changes in thirst or appetite, coat quality, and digestive tract dysfunction often go unnoticed by even the most observant feline guardian.

In addition to patent searching I often want to review some of the more subtle issues of Canadian Patent Law.

Mr. Lassaw's work provides an unusually useful lens through which to examine the history of post-World War II American sculpture, and especially the dilemma of Abstract Expressionist sculpture, and the more subtle issue of the difference between potential and breakthrough, prescience and achievement.

A subtle issue concerns my doctrine that a relative or dependent term includes the term (or terms) on which it is dependent.

... this system includes the harmony of logical rationality, and the harmony of aesthetic achievement: to know that, while the harmony of logic lies upon the universe as an iron necessity, the aesthetic harmony stands before it as a living ideal moulding the general flux in its broken progress toward finer, subtler issues.

It is a twofold harmony, logical and aesthetic, he said at the end of the first chapter of Science and the Modern World: «While the harmony of logic lies upon the universe as an iron necessity, the aesthetic harmony stands before it as a living ideal molding the general flux in its broken progress towards finer, subtler issues.»

«I'm much more concerned about a subtler issue.

BUT, most therapists agree that one or more subtle issues are at play for many (if not most) crawling skipping babies.

There are more subtle issues, such as: if the US's military activity in the middle - east, including our indulgence in «optional wars» is at least partially responsible for the breaking out of absurdly violent terror organizations, then is it right for the US to compound our own mistaken actions with more military actions of an even greater magnitude, i.e., by going nuke?

«It's a subtle issue.»

Again, you will need to decide what suits you, however, remember that learning without an instructor present can lead to subtle issues that are never corrected.

We also shot several more subtle issues, such as employees helping customers with their sunglasses on top of their heads, etc. to see if our employees taking the program would notice this as wrong or not.

Unfortunately, this is also a subtle issue that the media and the policy community have trouble understanding.

There are layers of not - so - subtle issues that need to be aired as a result of national and state testing policies that are dominating children's lives in America.

I see a subtle issue with this strategy.

Almost every subtle issue I can take with it has a reasoning behind it.

I think scale is much more of an important issue, and is much more of a subtle issue.

That crash has been blamed on booming meat demand after the fall of the Soviet Union, but some research points to subtler issues.

But regardless of that scepticism, we investigated and we did turn up a subtle issue that had the same impact as if we had just left LU forcing out of that specific calculation.

The remaining and more subtle issue is whether these three facilities can replace Indian Point and not jeopardize other environmental goals.

The WR itself Ack'd no Federal funding, although I did raise the subtle issue that the Said, et al (2008) paper re-used a chunk of work from the WR & surrounding effort (i.e., reply to Stupak that had Sharabati's work.)

Nic, your explanation covers these subtle issues of Bayesian inference well and is indeed in line with what I remember (now) reading.

There is a possibility that some subtle issues might be different between the 5th Circuit that includes Texas and some other judicial circuits, but it would not be a function of Texas law.

Another subtle issue in that situation would be the duties of the co-owners to indemnify each other.

My first thought: predictive coding should be one screening tool — but like artificial intelligence, it is «artificial» — at some point, there are subtle issues that even humans view differently — don't reasonable people disagree?

There are some other, more subtle issues I noticed with Here One.