With their delicate fields of paint, their freehand lines in ink and pencil, and their layers of typewriter correction fluid, these small-scale works have an approachability we don't often feel in the presence of her sculptures.
It is indeed notable that in two delicate fields -- negotiations on compensation for Nazi-era slave laborers and on a new immigration law -- Mr. Schröder has reached out to a Free Democrat, Otto Lambsdorff, and a Christian Democrat, Rita Süssmuth, to lead the discussions.
Even if the changes wrought by Thera helped trees there, they apparently played havoc with delicate wheat fields.
Most surprising was not that Brazil and Argentina lost, but that while fearsome in reputation, they proved merely fragile on the field, delicate, brittle and cracking under the first sign of strain.
For example, with some change in the names of the more delicate types, the field of activity of 'explaining' could be further differentiated in a few steps, e.g. 'sequential'temporalral sequence'implicationalnal sequence') vs. 'non-sequential'conditionalnal' [or 'theoretical'], 'causal', with the latter further differentiated into 'consequential'factorialial'): see Figure 6 d.
Other marvels of mimesis include an actual-size ladybug by Tom Friedman, a field of delicate red mushrooms by Roxy Pain and a lovingly carved and painted dead duck by Michael Combs.
A special mention must go to the delicate mauve golfballs of field scabious.
They found that the process of sediment formation by colloidal particle is the result of a delicate balance of sediment field strength, DLVO interactions, and hydrodynamic interactions.
