Not only are there so many pieces to carry (slab, keyboard, external CD drive, power cord), but the delicate screen is exposed in transit.
From then on, the main streets of the "City of Victory" have remained a delicate salmon, most spectacularly evident in the beauty of the 1799 Hawa Mahal, or Palace of the Winds, with its façade of delicate screens and gold adornments.
While mild cleansers are generally fine for wiping down the glass screens found on cathode-ray tube monitors, you should look for a cleaning product specifically designed for the more delicate L.C.D. screens.
The bands, modeled on an earlier Foster design for an apartment complex in an Alpine resort, are conceived as delicate movable screens, reflecting the good taste of the inhabitants while protecting them from the unwanted gaze of outsiders.
If the bubbles are, at least, delicate, the screens to either side of the stage deliver a figuratively sharp elbow to the ribs of the audience with exhortations to clap to the incessant, pounding beat of the recorded musical accompaniment.
True's plan is still quite evident: in the entryway, a small gemlike vestibule with a delicate spindle screen and behind that, the original kitchen, reached by a separate service hall.
We also use a very careful casting method, because there are people who can do soft emotions and who are really good at that and might be appropriate for a character that is delicate on screen, but then there are people who are really good at physical acting".
The set, by Richard Hoover, consisting largely of delicate-looking screens in a framework of light wood, with a large, round moon passing behind it, seems vaguely Asian.
This may not always be feasible due to logistic difficulties and the delicate nature of screening for STI in healthy women.
With its delicate calligraphy, translucent screens and fragile objects ceremonially presented on plinths, Ono's aesthetic appears strikingly Japanese.
