Another popular strategy among those with delicate constitutions: reading the entire plot on Wikipedia before stepping foot into a theater.
Ornette Coleman's funeral was full of this sense of artistic limitlessness and spacey experiment, not least when Cecil Taylor — eighty-six, delicate, gnomic — read a poem and then sat down at the piano and played an improvised several minutes that was bursting with ideas.
The quantum state of a particle like a photon is more complex and far more delicate than the reading of a clock.
Charley's "delicate exploring nose" reads messages that are "perhaps as important in endless time as these pen scratches I put down on perishable paper".
It's warm enough to combat any lingering winter breeze (or when the time comes, office air-conditioning) while its delicate floral print clearly reads Spring '08.
" 'Not recommended for delicate fabrics,' " the steward read from the carton, then roared, "So don't use it on your dainty lingerie!" Since the frankfurters and beans were ready, I returned to the wardroom.
His Conté-crayon drawings of shirts stacked on store shelves and of his girlfriend's coat on a chair are dark, delicate and hard to read in black-blues and white-grays.
Whereas each Quantum and RDX cartridge is a complete, sealed, shock-mounted 2.5-inch hard drive, the Rev cartridge contains only the spinning platter and the motor; the delicate stuff, like the read-write heads (the "needles" that play the disk) are in the drive.
The findings, described in the journal Nature Communications, give hope to researchers who have until now been unable to read these delicate scrolls without serious risk of destroying them.
The Familiarity of Art Dina Merrill comes to Bridgeport this week to star at the Playhouse on the Green in a staged reading of "A Delicate Arrangement" by Dawn O'Leary.
