These limitations are much more significant in the case of delicate dispersions of graphene and GO.
In that case, the delicate lungs are likely to rupture as the gases within them expand.
The case raises delicate questions about the federal police, considered among the more professional of law-enforcement agencies in Mexico and the chief partner for American law-enforcement agencies in helping to curb drug trafficking.
Hungary's talks with the fund will in any case be delicate because Mr. Orban's methods have flown in the face of conventional wisdom, and the fund may call on him to dismantle some measures as a condition of aid.
You have to be prepared for the unexpected (there might be a second skull in there) and go slowly enough and carefully enough to prevent undue damage, and in the case of delicate specimens, almost repair and glue the rock as you go while trying to remove it.
Either case is delicate to bring up because these are your bosses and you work closely with them.
In her stint at the exchange, she had a reputation as a tough but fair-minded investigator, particularly in working on cases involving delicate questions of ethical conduct rather than black-and-white cases of law, said David Doherty, who heads the division.
Already, families are refiguring caretaking, and in some cases undertaking delicate custody negotiations.
Visitors peered into glass cases holding delicate blue bowls from the 12th century, a bird-shaped oil burner, and an assortment of tools described as cutter, shaver, bayonet and chopper.
It is certainly employed explicitly by Bayesian statisticians in cases where delicate tradeoffs must be made between the desiderata of well-informed inference and low-cost evidence (for one example, see Anscombe 1963).
