Sentence examples for delicate indicator from inspiring English sources
So far, we know that the measured signal is a delicate indicator of small change in the magnitude of the refractive index of the fuel and, in addition to even or uneven settling of the fuel, due to its viscosity, over a rough surface.
Another respected California chef, who uses raw cream to make butter, ice cream, and a cajeta he describes as "haunting," told me, "Dairy is the single most delicate and sensitive indicator of terroir I have encountered.
It is one interactional indicator that this is a delicate issue).
That is a heavy load for her delicate paintings to bear, but it may be an indicator of what many frustrated, liberal-minded Western artists are thinking in a world vexed by multiple forms of militant fundamentalism.
Aside from your "outrageously bearish" sell/buy ratio indicator, what are you worried about? A. A very delicate balance of factors is holding up the market and the world's economies right now.
Despite the probable absence of indicators, other than the tectonic event itself, volcanoes in a delicate equilibrium (e.g., active hydrothermal systems) could enter a state of tectonic unrest because of the seismic event.
What's more, long fingers may be an indicator of anxiety, in addition to being well-mannered, good looking, and delicate.
The colours are such strong indicators of the flavours that are to follow but, despite the assertiveness of the ingredients, it is still a subtle and delicate combination.
The bright colours are such strong indicators of the flavours that are to follow, but despite the assertiveness of the ingredients, it is still a subtle and delicate combination.
