Sentence examples for delicate peak from inspiring English sources
With Mr. Hoghe's face pressing into the floor, Mr. Linyekula, with a gentle touch, places the stones on Mr. Hoghe's spine, as well as on the sharpest, most delicate peak.
In this regard, supposing that the spectrum is composed of N p independent peaks, the probability p to have more than one spectrum having at least one peak with a p-value lower than p* reads (1) p = 1 − (1 − p * ) N p. This allows to quantitatively evaluate the statistical significance of a pSoS, though the independence of the peaks, if any, may be a delicate point to prove.
But each one seemed to be able to raise a gasp as it emerges from the haze, boasting an elegant arch, a dashing curve, intriguing inlets, a green-topped peak or delicate fingers of rock.
And though on subsequent albums the Cowboy Junkies have never returned to that expressive peak, the delicate interplay between Margo Timmins's velvety alto and her brother Michael Timmins's guitar can be chillingly beautiful.
The dazzling sight of the jagged Teton peaks, the delicate early-morning frost on the cottonwood trees and the sunlit mist hanging over the Snake River convey a sense of an American wilderness as fresh as anything the early fur trappers laid eyes on.
Electronic/ambient music flows through each level, subtle peaks dot delicate and serere electronica.
It's not comprised of delicate rolling hills; instead there are peaks and crags.
In one of the best, more anomalous images, he uses shades of yellow and amber and patches of stippling to render a delicate vista of mountains whose thin, twisted peaks suggest narwhal tusks.
The connection between the glaciers and the delicate high country just below the Sierra peaks was first made by John Muir in the 1880s.
The features of blast and impact that can damage a delicate target supported by a structure include both the peak pressure and the impulse delivered to the structure.
