When the discussion turned to how he developed the series, he described the delicate line between adaptation and original, especially tricky during the conception phase.
Delicate insulin dose adaptations were to be performed exclusively by ICU nurses who were especially trained to implement this complex strategy (that is, executing insulin dose adaptations), while based on a guideline, aiming for blood glucose levels close to the lower normal limit, and also requiring a high level of intuitive decision making.
As young purists might demand, this dance-theater adaptation includes a delicate heroine, a handsome prince and an evil queen.
In 1971 he played the title character in film version of Mr. Brook's "King Lear"; in 1973 he played opposite Katharine Hepburn in an adaptation of Edward Albee's "Delicate Balance".
This adaptation of CPF by delicate modifications presents GPU as an excellent platform to solve problems that could not be solved real-time previously.
Dozens of adaptations of his difficult, delicate fictions have been produced since his death, all trying (and most failing) to capture something of his essence, the elusive beast in the verbal jungle.
Her next film, an adaptation of Edward Albee's A Delicate Balance (1973) directed by Tony Richardson, had a small release and received generally unfavorable reviews.
The delicate balance between activators and inhibitors regulate adaptation or cell death in growing tumor nodules.
As for the delicate wrist ribbons, they were Ms. Vitt's adaptation of the white-knot logo for the marriage-equality movement.
