But their sensibilities are notably less delicate.
Make no mistake, it has some areas that are flawed, most notably the delicate tabs in the slide tray.
Notably, alterations in this delicate balance are thought to contribute to the manifestations of neurological and psychiatric disease.
Thankfully there are flashes here of lightning striking twice, notably on the relatively delicate To Ü, which features a sweetly lost vocal by Aluna Francis from AlunaGeorge.
High points were The Complete Concert (1996), live from the Wigmore Hall – a performance that caught Woods in more keening and delicate mood, notably on the Bill Evans dedication Goodbye Mr Evans; and Celebration!
Bess Meredyth was equally adept with women's films, however, and notably adapted a series of delicate vehicles for Greta Garbo, including Michael Arlen's racy novel The Green Hat, which was produced by MGM as A Woman of Affairs (1928).
Among the various elements that form part of the electronics framework of a future underwater neutrino observatory, the readout electronics is one of the most delicate and constraining, notably in terms of power requirements, long-term reliability and cost effectiveness.
Possessing a superb pictorial sense for beautiful groupings and movement, he directed the delicate plays of Jean-Jacques Bernard, notably Martine, with admirable subtlety.
Multi-layered dresses can be notably tricky, and fabrics that are delicate or slippery can also be difficult for an amateur to work with.
(Holden) 'GREETINGS FROM THE SHORE' (R, 1 56) Some of the actors, notably Paul Sorvino, are better than others in this delicate summer-at-the-beach tale set in New Jersey.
