The college's older seismometers were even more delicate.
Today, as boards grow restive after dozens of corporate governance scandals, the subject of succession is even more delicate.
The next set, featuring the bansuri flute master Raghunath Seth with Mr. Chatterjee and the American flutist Steve Gorn, was even more delicate in tone.
Israel's role is even more delicate, largely because of Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's threat of military action against Iran, which would have a drastic effect on the oil market and could potentially upend the election.
The situation is even more delicate in Scotland, because of the country's government being a co-sponsor of the European Tour event to the tune of more than £1m per year.
Mr Obama's optimism has certainly had a cost: relations with Saudi Arabia, which was furious with the American president for cheering the fall of Egypt's Hosni Mubarak early last year, remain tense.The rights and wrongs of springTo the north, in Syria, America's calculation is even more delicate.
Where there exists a power such as technology that is so enabling but at the same time uncertain as to the damage it could cause in the future, the strength of public regulation is even more delicate and crucial, and therefore necessitates even greater autonomy, wisdom, and disinterest towards all forms of personal gain and political lobbying.
But Facebook friendship is even more delicate, even more complex.
For specific artists, he adds, the situation is even more delicate.
The U.S. and Japan locked horns over beef and pork last year, and the fight over rice is even more delicate in Japan, where political and demographic forces are pushing against a further opening of that market.
