Plant metabolic processes are complicate, delicate and tightly linked reciprocally.
It is a delicate task, involving the links between Barça and Catalan nationalism, Franco's use of the game for political ends and the intricate links between Basque nationalism, football and the Catholic church.
Still, some slogans and speeches explore delicate topics, like the links between Palestinians in Gaza and the West Bank and those in Jordan, where the population is 30percentto60percentcent Palestinian, depending on who is estimating.
It also has – and expects its readers to share – a delicate appreciation of the links between fabulation (that is, the writing of stories that violate readerly expectations) and confabulation (the creation of false memories and experiences by a damaged brain).
Cancer, diabetes, autism, inflammatory bowel disease (IBD these and many other medical conditions have been linked to the delicate ecosystem of microbes in the gastrointestinal tract.
Strawberry, bracken, clover, reeds, bamboo, ground elder and lots more all grow their own social networks — delicate runners (really horizontal stems) linking a grove of individuals.
The tenants like that just fine because the last thing they want is to attract attention to themselves and their delicate equipment and vulnerable fiber links.
From a distance, we glimpsed the delicate S3 "aerial tramway", which links the Resterhöhe and Kirch skiing areas over a stupendous 400-metre drop, but which sadly was well beyond my skiing capabilities to visit.
Even Gavin Brown, a once reliably provocative Anglo-American dealer, has mounted a beautiful but extremely safe booth, focused on seven achingly delicate paintings by Laura Owens, all linked together by a wooden mesh.
The mindfulness-based cognitive therapists obviously don't think so, as what their programme incorporates is a westernised version of meditation, made palatable to our delicate sensitivities and only loosely linked to the kind of traditional meditation techniques taught in the east.
