Ms. Sanders shared the stage with a handsome piled-slate boulder designed by Joseph Cairo that served essentially as a solid mass for Ms. Sanders's delicate filigree motion to play against.
Of the latter dances, two stand out, the almost sacred bedaja, which even today is danced only in court surroundings, and the srimpi, in which two pairs of girls execute a delicate slow-motion duel with daggers and bows.
The DEKA Arm hooks up to the remaining muscle of a patient's upper arm and uses a computer to translate electric signals from muscle movements in the remaining arm into motions delicate enough to pick up an egg without crushing it.
Letting in a clutch is a negative, hesitant motion, depending on delicate nervous control; pushing down the Ford pedal was a simple, country motion — an expansive act, which came as natural as kicking an old door to make it budge.
While successful, present AI is far from the capabilities seen in futuristic motion pictures in delicate and telling ways.
If the temperature rise is too high, thermal motion will destroy the delicate cooperative ordering of the LC phase, pushing the material into a conventional isotropic liquid phase.
The human sensory apparatus, however, is often not delicate enough to perceive slow and gradual changes in motion; also, when motion changes are abrupt, the sense organs tend to overestimate the degree of change.
In the analyses outlining the coupling between catalysis and conformational mechanics, there is growing evidence that enzymatic activity results from a delicate interplay between chemical kinetics and molecular motions (Yang and Bahar 2005).
Juan Carlos Valerón, 37 now but as classy in slow-motion as ever, clipped in a beautiful, delicate assist for Riki to control and volley the opener.
