Sentence examples for delicate counting from inspiring English sources

The following decades saw the development of quartz clocks as precision time measurement devices in laboratory settings the bulky and delicate counting electronics, built with vacuum tubes, limited their practical use elsewhere.

This upper bound uses more delicate counting than the bound B1 introduced in the previous section.

There was charcoal-grilled Wagyu beef and bordelaise sauce; then gougères with more truffles and on to dessert: 18 courses of food in all, not counting those delicate little crackers that started the meal.

That delicate balance is being closely watched by those who are counting on the African Union to take charge of solving the Darfur crisis.

But otherwise there's little to no editorialising to guide viewers' reactions, unless you're counting the ordering of the material or Chad Hobson's delicate, haunting musical score.

If it ever includes Mr. Moeys's delicate, buttery cranberry bread pudding, count me in.

So the street is the last refuge, and employers have been in delicate negotiations over how to count pavement time.

Lonergan's subtle command of character of how people metabolize an experience in different ways was central to his début as a screenwriter-director, the delicate chamber piece "You Can Count on Me" (2000).

The touch was delicate yet clear and firm, every note counted.

The promotional text referred to "flirty delicate laces", "it's what's underneath that counts" and "midnight mischief".

The soul-searching in Maryland on same-sex marriage shows just how delicate the issue can be for Democrats around the country who count on strong African-American support at the polls.