Teoh and Phillips are currently working on a more rugged version of the RAD sampler for use in heavier-duty underwater tasks, like marine geology, while Gruber and Wood are focusing on further refining the sampler's delicate abilities.
Teoh and Phillips are currently working on a more rugged version of the RAD sampler for use in heavier-duty underwater tasks, like marine geology, while Gruber and Wood are focusing on further refining the sampler's more delicate abilities.
Here, as in his greater works, Inge's plain-spoken language requires surprisingly delicate handling, an ability to bring the emotional subtext to the fore (namely, the kind of intuitive, richly emotional acting that made Stanley such a legendary figure in the American theater).
The relationship between you and your team is delicate, and your ability to apply precision to the navigation and management of emotions increases your potential for leadership effectiveness.
Conceptually, the comparison of cognitive abilities across species is a delicate topic, since cognitive abilities may be functionally related though mechanistically distinctive in different species, particularly if their brains anatomies have diverged.
Where do butterflies get their delicate colors and their ability to fly?
The combination of these metals apparently establishes a delicate balance between the ability of a surface to oxidize adsorbed species and to promote the C C bond breaking.
For this purpose he required a trustworthy person to receive and hide the child, a delicate task requiring both ability and discretion.
Yet it was Burns who looked the more complete player, whose idiosyncratic head tick, whose deep knee bend as the bowler approaches, have made no impact on his delicate touch or his ability to leave the ball.
The vertebrate lens is a delicate machine with the ability to transmit and focus visible lights on the retina.
