Here, θ is computed following the algorithm in Section 2.2 of Hu et al. (2013), but replacing the rest-mass density ρ with its conserved relativistic counterpart D. The use of a higher-order stencil in the EL approach, e.g., EL7, does not yield to improvements in the solution; the treatment of the low-density regions is far more delicate and the mass conservation is degraded.
It was nice to see the young Mozambicans putting condoms to good use--as inflated latex balloons tied to sticks that had an uncanny resemblance to delicate lacewing egg masses waving in the breeze.
Molds grow as white, delicate, fluffy, cottony masses suspended in soft drinks.
Like common molds, preservative-resistant molds form white, delicate, fluffy, cottony masses suspended in liquids and can grow in limited oxygen.
There's also the matter of Jobs' public profile versus an allegedly much more prickly side to his personal character, which would require a delicate balance given the mass reverence for the Apple founder.
By this end of the season, the aforementioned delicate specimens have made masses of growth.
"When the wound was made and the instrument withdrawn, the pain seemed undiminished, for the air that suddenly rushed into those delicate parts felt like a mass of minute but sharp poniards that were tearing the edges," Burney wrote.
More mass points with delicate distributions might be responsible for this phenomenon.
The time-dependent simulation of the sound-structure interaction in the drum silencer reveals the delicate role of the membrane mass and tension in its sound reflection capability.
Turn in, and there's no sense that the car is having to work hard to control itself, that it is somehow having to rein in its power or to manage a delicate line between grip and mass and electronics.
